How To Replace A Bathroom Vanity
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ค. 2020
- Come along as I show you how to replace the bathroom vanity with a modern vanity.
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really great content. Very knowledgable, detailed, and straight to the point. Thanks very much!
This was an excellent and detailed how to video! I took copious notes for my vanity reno today!
I can say from experience that it's a lot easier to watch these videos than to do job! Thanks for continuing to share your experience. I wish I'd known the spackle knife trick to protect the drywall before I forcefully removed a built-in desk. I'll know for next time and at least I got some patching experience!
I'm happy to help. Thanks for your input and for watching.
Excellent video!!
Glad you liked it!
Thanks very much brother, that was very detailed and clear instructions from you. I only wish it was as easy to do as it seems with you doing and explaining the why's and hows. Very great video. Now to get my old water damaged vanity out and put a new one in.
I love the spackle knive trick.
Glad I could help!
You´re a fantastic teacher. Thank you.
Thank you! 😃
Wow, great tutorial!
And I say this because I just did this same job last weekend and filmed a tutorial that I thought was in depth.
Great work!
Jim the plumber, carpenter, painter, and mechanic.
Your right I do it all. Thanks for watching.
Great video. Very thorough!
Much appreciated!
Hey, this is the car repair guy. Awesome.
Thank you for noticing and for watching.
Great Job Jim And Mrs. Get It Done Home Repair
Thanks for watching.
Awesome video, Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing!!
Thanks for watching!
Wow! You are an amazing teacher! Thank you for this video.
I just have a couple of questions:
1. When you were tightening the nut it looked like you were moving the wrench to the left. Is that because the video made it look that way even though you tightened the screw on the door moving the screwdriver to the right.
2. I plan to replace my basement bathroom sink with a utility sink. Do you have a video that could help me with that?
Again, I have never seen anyone explain something as clearly as you did. Thank you so much!
Thank you, awesome video and great detail.
Glad you liked it!
Very detailed video … thanks
Glad it was helpful!
so what type of crews do you use to screw it into the studs ?
Thank you for posting this! When at the hardware store what O-ring do I look for to replace please? What do I ask them for? At 19:31 in your video. Thank you for your time.
They are called Poly Washer 1-1/2 or 1-1/4 . Any big box store will have them. I would recommend taking the old one with you to match up to the new one. Thanks for watching.
Probably a dumb question..but, if the vanity I'm looking at, the top/counter has like a 1/4" overhang on both sides..to make it flush to the side wall, do I literally just offset the top by that 1/4"? (so the left side is flush against the side wall, and now the right side has an overhang by 1/2"?)
Just so you know there is no such thing as a dumb question. Yes that is the way I did it. Thanks for watching.
Having my vanity/sink {they are one, cultured marble) taken out and replaced. They don't do the pluming so I will do it. In the past, I did the install the same day so I didn't cap anything off. That said, being there will be a a few days, should I put the trap back on if I take it off and add water to prevent the possibility of gas/stink?
Yes for sure . If the sink and p trap are left off for any time you will get the smell of sewer gas.
@@getitdonehomerepair Thanks. took about 20 minutes instead of waiting around and paying $250.00
Is it necessary to replace the metal rings that were around the water lines, if the water lines Come through the floor instead of coming through the wall?
Yes I would replace the metal ring just to avoid any leaks.Thanks for watching.
What material is that countertop? I have something similar and I'm trying to figure out what it is.
Thanks for watching.
I need to find video where the drain and water lines come through the bottom of the vanity.
Thanks for watching
Same here!
Unfortunately my water supply and drain come up from the floor. It’s annoying.
how to install a bathroom vanity if the water supply for hot and cold come from the left side and go in to the wall the old vanity does not have a back panel and the side has a cut to allow the pips to get though the one we have is falling apart it made out of particle board and it got wet and now it's just warping falling apart like crazy it getting ready to beak and drop then sink it self making the hole thing to buckle and the pips for the and the sewer pipes are metal and they won't undo won't unscrew
Thanks for watching.
Why would you replace the Vanity and put that Heinous Top and Faucet back on.
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Jim the car guy???
You caught me. Hahaha
Everything was going well until you skipped the step where you reconnect. Ashame because i was planning to do it myself. C- for you
Thanks for watching.
It is easy replace new stuff. That sink did not need any work to be done on it. YT is full of nonsense videos.
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