How Do You Install A Bathroom Vanity Sink?
Installing a vanity sink can be a simple task provided you have all of the tools necessary. In this article I will take you from picking out a vanity to installing it in your bathroom. First you will need to select a vanity. When selecting a vanity consider the use of the bathroom. If you are installing a vanity in a guest bathroom, you may not need anything more than a pedestal sink. However, if you will be replacing the vanity in the bathroom used by a couple of teenage girls, you may need some storage, drawers, and double sinks! To install a vanity you will first need to connect the hot and cold water. Plumbing is generally set up with the hot water on the left and cold water on the right. Using the channel lock pliers connect the hot and cold tubing from where it comes out of the wall to where it connects to the faucet. At this time it may be appropriate to connect the faucet as well. Next you will need to connect the drain. A vanity either connects with PVC piping or aluminum pipi
