Installing The Bathroom Vanity
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2017
- Now that the carcass of the vanity is finished, it can be installed and the sink put in and hooked up. Like I said in the video, I need to get this cabinet in place to finish the tile base on the floor which wraps around the bottom of the vanity. In upcoming video(s) I'll build and install the three drawers, and make the drawer fronts that match.
The video (25+minutes long) where I change the plumbing:
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Now that the carcass of the vanity is finished, it can be installed and the sink put in and hooked up. Like I said in the video, I need to get this cabinet in place to finish the tile base on the floor which wraps around the bottom of the vanity. In upcoming video(s) I'll build and install the three drawers, and make the drawer fronts that match.
The video (25+minutes long) where I change the plumbing:
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I really like your plumbing set-up. It's a great idea to put the pipes as close to the back wall as possible therefore giving room for good storage in the cabinet. I've seen so many vanities where the plumber took the easy way out and left very little room under the sink due to pipes protruding out.
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As you were installing the vanity, I was thinking that it really seems short, which got me to thinking about how I might like to make my own counters & vanity a bit taller than normal. I'm only 6' tall, but I've always found standard height to be a pain in the back when doing dishes or shaving, etc.
Seeing the sink in place made it clear why it seemed short, though. That's a very nice choice for a sink, too.
Robert Farmer I know your pain. Being 6'3'', my back just kills me when I'm doing dishes. One day I will build a house with adjustable height countertops
Outstanding! Right to the point, well planned, no waste of time, excellently done video. Sir, you are a pro and I'm building my vanity cabinet after your instructions. Thanks and, please, keep teaching us.
Thanks John..I would use your ideas to try and build my own vanity..God bless you for sharing.
Looks nice John. I also prefer latex caulk because if anything has to come apart, it is much easier to remove.
Looks very nice John!
John, that is a beautiful sink top. You do such nice work! I love the full drawer vanity! The space under most vanities is really not very useful. Excellent job!
I see one of these in my future... making notes. Thanks John.
- Eddy
That sink is amazing.
Polyurethane construction adhesive?! Who would have thought!
You really do love that stuff. I keep imagining bizarre scenarios where it is the last adhesive one would expect, and imagining you using it there. :)
Long story short, you rescued me. Thank you.
Thank you for showing us the install, it's good to see you go from the building to the install 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
What an awesome sink! It'll be really easy to clean. Great build and the glued down wooden blocks on the floor are genius.
I'm glad I discovered your instructions. Very helpful. I went to your YT page and don't see the video showing your drawer assembly. What's the URL, please?
Nice work Sir. Thank you!
Nice job. Thanks.
Pretty terrific!
Looking good brother
Everything you do looks so easy to do that I want to do it myself, but I know that I'm fooling myself. This is not that easy, you are just very good at it. Excellent result so far though. That vanity looks really nice.
Johan Gustafsson Ever since I did woodworking class in school, I have mad respect for these guys. It looks easy but damn is it hard to master.
Good looking results
Thank you for this video. I have a sink that's not flush to the wall. I'm going to use the piece of wood system to level it. Can you please make a video to show how you install the baseboard around the plumbing behind the toilet? Thanks
Good work sir
Can't wait for the final tour of your home, when do you think your will be finished?
I watched your first three videos, Building The Bathroom Vanity Cabinet , Staining And Spray Finishing & Installing The Bathroom Vanity, then I go looking for the video to build and install the three drawers, and make the drawer fronts that match. I can't seem to find the last video. Can you post a link please?
Ditto I would like to see that video but can not find
Great video series. I can't find the video where you build the drawers. Is that available?
Necessary moving groans 😂
I wish I had known it was acceptable to use latex caulk for the sink to cabinet connection a few weeks ago. After installing an undermount sink with silicone, I discovered a defect in the sink and had to replace it. Getting it back off the wood counter was a nightmare!
Where did you get the sink from? Love the look. Nice job!
great vlogs but would love to see the draws and doors been made and put on,,
Thank you champ
Are you going to show the door installation for the vanity and how you attach European hinges or whatever?
He is actually going to be installing drawers under the sink. That is why the plumbing is done in a unique way.
Does not having tile behind the sink make it awkward at all to clean behind the tap, what with trying to keep water off of the wall and whatnot?
Nice
Do you recommend a particular flavor of popsicle stick?
Why not just finish the floor system so water, bugs, and trash doesn't make its way under the tile?
Pure laziness is why
I saw ur video of the shower nook build the other day and in fact, u did put in a plastic foil (membrane) under the concrete + epoxy grout. My apologies.
Does anyone know what the show side of the plywood is? Is it maple or birch etc...
Gday, be a good spot for a floor safe on thge floor of your cabinet.
what is a good white caulk that does not yellow? doesnt matter if it is paintable or not...
I understand why you don't have tile under the sink, but is it half an inch off the floor? Maybe it just looks like a shadow I am seeing at 03:17
thats the face frame
did you attach the vanity to the wall with adhesive and screws or just screws?
So you're going to install that before finishing the wall??
Im replacing floor and vanity, does the vanity go on subfloor or finished floor??
Over the finished floor would be best. It leaves another layer of protection from water or pests. It also allows future owners the ability to swap out the vanity without having to do anything to the floor. It’s also easier to install/make the vanity to a size you want with less hassle.
I like our host's Tom Silva-like videos.
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Love watching you work. very clear and methodical. No way on earth would you be allowed a standard wall electrical socket next to a basin in the UK though!
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Question to the audience: What stuff do I have to buy in Germany if I want that "Polyurethane Construction Adhesive" ?
I'm pretty sure the brand I use, PL Premium, is available in Europe.
Found it, thanks a lot.
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Looks good John. Now you can once again brush your teeth in the bathroom instead of the kitchen sink, lol.
For a second there I thought I was going to watch Freddy Roach work on his bathroom
I had to google "Freddy Roach"
Idk why but the groaning at the beginning let me know you were a pro or at least a dad haha
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Lol STOP what you're doing!!! mains sockets and rocker light switches in a bathroom!!! Are you crazy!!! I suppose the laws governing that kind of thing in your part of the world is completely different to the UK, just seems very strange seeing rocker switches and mains sockets that close to a sink in a bathroom environment, in the UK that's just completely prohibited.
The above is not a dig in any way, seen loads of videos with switches and sockets in bathrooms on CZcams. I just find it weird to see sockets and light switches in bathrooms, we have to have pull cord switches in the UK, since you're probably on low voltage systems in your part of the world there's probably completely different rules. Very nice work as usual. I do look forward to your videos on all your channels i subscribe to all four of them. Thanks for all your working editing and uploading and of course in the work and detailing you show. Yours the DM UK.
In the U.S. bathroom outlets, just like kitchen countertop outlets, have to be GFCI protected. So just about every bathroom in the U. S. will have an outlet next to the vanity for hair dryers, curling irons, electric shavers, water pics, etc.
Bathrooms in the UK are zero rated. I remember times when we used to run cables under baths from consumer units on a wall from the room downstairs, you get locked up now in the UK for that, like I say zero rated. all the switches on the walls in this video would be prohibited in the UK, they would have to be on pull cord switches for showers lights and vents, rocker switches particularly are just prohibited. It's been sometime since I worked in the industry as I'm retired now, I remember the golden rule, it was, if you can touch water and a socket or a switch At the same time it's prohibited end of. Yours the DM in UK.
He's in Canada not the US so who knows what their regulations are. For all we know they coat them in maple syrup for water repellency.
I won't even go into tap,pipework,drain earth bonding. I just find it incredible that anyone would have a power outlet next to a sink. Because he lives alone, I know he wouldn't be that stupid but the potential is there. ( I get the impression he lives alone) ,It's not a dig it’s just an observation of the differences in the laws regarding this kind of thing around the globe that just surprise me. Yours the DM UK.
It's a ground fault circuit interrupter outlet - Google that if you have any interest in learning more.