Small Bathroom Vanity

The small bathroom vanity is one of the most in-demand products this year, according to the latest consumer shopping statistics. However, judging by the number of searches conducted on Google, many people seem to want to know the exact method of installing one – minus the hassle. A couple days ago, we did a search online on this very topic, but to our dismay, we found very little useful information covering the subject. That’s when the light bulb went off.

We decided to take it upon ourselves to write up a quick guide that people would find helpful informative. And now we have published the complete article on this website for your viewing pleasure – here’s how you can set up a small bathroom vanity quickly, easily and effortlessly – without having to shell out the big bucks to do it! First off, the task of installing a vanity in your washroom might seem more difficult than it actually is, since the size of this accessory can, at times, be rather large and forbidding to folks that have very little experience in home repair jobs.

However, this should not be a deterrent because so long as the correct steps are followed, this will turn out to be a pretty simple project. The easiest way to set up a new vanity is by making a good choice when selecting one – if the chosen item is similar in size to the older version, or even a tad larger, there is no need whatsoever to replace the tile floor or the back splash where the previous model was placed. Now this may not seem all that important, but when the time comes to finally change the discolored floor tile because you have purchased a small bathroom vanity, the point will become a lot more apparent!

Moving on…let’s get started on the whole process now, shall we? Obviously, you’ll need to first and foremost, completely dismantle and remove the old model, in order to fit in the new one. And this is way easier to accomplish if you initially take away the small bathroom sink from the top of the vanity; this way, the accessory will weigh less and the attached plumbing components would be exposed. Next, turn off the faucet under the sink and get rid of the pipes/water hoses connecting to the valve.

Once you have done this, you can then proceed to remove the remaining plumbing fittings in one continuous piece. Later, you may take them to your local home improvement store and order an accurate replacement. As for the old vanity…well, you could loosen it by taking out the screws that hold it to the wall (a power drill works best for this purpose) and discard the entire component, afterward. After the above steps have been accomplished, you may begin the installation process of your brand new vanity.

Here’s how to do it: first off, you want to place it in the appropriate position against the wall, and using the drill holes as guidelines, mark the positions of the wall studs. Next, position the connecting holes on the new model to the center of the stud and firmly attach the newer version to the wall. Thereafter, grab hold of the plumbing fixtures you have already assembled and fix it securely to the sink drain. The small bathroom sink can then bet set on the top of the vanity, along with the tap and hot/cold water handles. Once this is done, simply go ahead and connect the cold/hot water hose to the valve, and then connect the sink bowl to the drain.