How To Remove A Bathroom Vanity and Vanity Top

This video will walk you through the process of removing your bathroom vanity and vanity top. We will focus on ensuring you don't damage any of the existing plumbing or create more drywall repair work for yourself.

0:00 Start
0:54 Mirror Removal and Door/Panel Removal
1:32 Water Line Removal and Drain Pipe Removal
4:10 Vanity Top Removal
6:10 vanity Base Cabinet Removal

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[bridgetmckinney]

Thank you for this video. Single momma here remodeling my bathroom and doing it by myself. This video helped walk me through it step by step. Very helpful!

[jf]

Thank for this video. Doing this myself as single mom and was feeling overwhelmed until I watched you walk through it!!!

[tedbreslin]

I especially like the way you break the process down into easy-to-understand steps. That is the sign of a great teacher. Thank you for the video. The listing of recommended tools is also quite helpful to amateur handymen like myself. I have subscribed because I believe I can learn a lot from you and your teaching method.

[kgcroes]

Thank you for talking about donating the vanity if it’s in good condition! I can’t stand watching people smash up their stuff just because it seems “fun”.

Great video!

[janestewart]

I love that you spoke to green uses when the vanity will come out intact (and also appreciate that you shared that it doesn't always go exactly as planned.) Clear and concise video. Thank you!

[jeffdavidson]

The mystery of vanity removal is solved! Thank you. Very clear, and concise.

[djoyce]

Hey Scott, thanks for your video. I was able to remove 3 caninets inside of a laundry room closet. The previous home owners had converted their garage to a kitchenette. Great step-by-step advice!

[suekim]

Oh wow, thank you so much for walking through the steps and how to troubleshoot a little when things come up. I really like your approach and feel encouraged to try this now. Thank you!

[RunaroundAtNight]

Having watch a lot of renovation videos, yours are by far the clearest and most easiest to understand. Thanks for doing these.

[LK-]

Excellent video. Old lady here doing it for herself :). Great explanation.

[shayafinley]

Very clear and I appreciate the step-by-step concise explanation.

[vivianegoodman]

Wow my bathroom is kinda set up like this! Thanks for the video

[cgrinna]

Thanks for the great video. Just bought a vanity and they wanted me to remove it. Was able to with your help. You are Great!

[tn]

Thank you so much for this video. I was able to remove my vanity and cabinet just from this. THANK YOU!!!

[ajsmith]

Great Scott this is good content! Remodeling our main level 1/2 bathroom so looking forward to the mirror and vanity top removal tips

[AlldrinksonmegasonE]

Thank you for the video...
I will be rewatching this a few times for a reference.

[lflarryful]

Great video. I just wanted to thank you for mentioning that if you aren't going to reuse the intact vanity for yourself, one option is to donate it to an organization like Habitat for Humanity. Great job, and once again, thank you.

[patriciatimmons]

I enjoyed your video. Thought it was very thorough and gave me confident to try this myself! Thank you!

[muegwdq]

Thank you for the clear explanation. How would this process differ if my vanity top is 4x4 tile with a tiled in backsplash as well. Our big mirror may have a bracket on top of backsplash tile. Can I remove vanity without taking mirror down?

[michaeloneill]

This is a very helpful video and almost an exact duplicate of the job in my home that I'm about to tackle. QUESTION: What was it that prevented you from from pulling the vanity out without breaking it down? I'd like to be prepared if that happens to me. Thanks!