DRESSER into BATHROOM VANITY | Vessel Sink Vanity

Today I'm sharing how I turned this old dresser into a bathroom vanity with a vessel sink. Follow along to turn your favorite antique dresser into a bathroom vanity that will be the statement piece of your bathroom. I included every step from installing the vessel sink, drain and p-trap to modifying the drawers to fit around the plumbing.

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fine & extra fine grit sandpaper
Nail gun
Finishing nails
Wrench
Seal tape
Scissors
Measuring tape
Speed square
Pencil
Rags
Paint brush
Putty knife
1/4" wood for drawer boxes
Wood glue

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
0:18 stripping old finish
0:50 sanding and refinishing
1:54 cutting back of vanity
2:07 cutting holes in counter
3:22 waste water adapter
3:37 installing drain body and faucet
4:37 adhering sink to counter
5:06 installing drain and p-trap
6:32 connecting water lines
6:49 check for leaks
7:36 mapping out drawer boxes
8:36 cutting out drawers
8:56 building new boxes

Thank you so much for watching!

Please Remember: While I do my best to make sure my video contains accurate information, I am not a professional and am not responsible for any direct or indirect injury or damages that may occur in connection to any of the information contained here. Complete these projects featured on my channel at your own risk and seek a professional for consultation if you have any questions. Let's all be safe and have fun!

#bathroomvanity #bathroommakeover #diyfurnituremakeover

[JP-sueg]

Your skills are amazing!!! This came out so beautiful - a cabinet sink I would love to have.

[vividhouseplant]

You are a fkn genius! I just found your channel and I love how you show that it's far from impossible to make improvements on a budget with the right planning and effort. PLUS i adore your style! ❤👏🏽

[debo]

You’re amazing, no unnecessary talking .You were informative thank you

[valerieshepherd]

Thanks for the detailed video. I’ve never done any DIY but am wanting to do exactly this for my house. QUESTION; did you secure the dresser in any way to the wall?

[pambeddingfield]

Thanks for this video. This is what I hope to do shortly.

[cwhall]

Great job MAKING IT HAPPEN 💪💪💪 Such a comfortable and relaxing look and the clean finish work on repurposed or self made items gives a true higher end finish than the cookie cutter crap from big box brand stores.... HOW DID THAT MARINE EPOXY PAINT HOLD UP UNDER USE??? That's what brought me across your vlogging. I'm about to refinish my perfectly good "off white/cream" tubs instead of replacing them. Which we all know that's expensive, and to avoid those war stories of the crackhead contractor or installer can be a nightmare.... please let me know how the paint finish held up on the shower/tub. Thanks

[nikkisscrapbookingadventures]

What did you use to seal the counter top from water damage?