Bathroom Vanity Installation - How To Install a Vanity

This video shows how to install a bathroom vanity. Vanities are very easy to install with minimal tools. Vanities do vary in shapes and sizes, but the basic installation process will work for most. NOTE: This video only show how to install a vanity, it does not show installation of top or sink due to various different options. Enjoy saving money by doing this yourself.

[MrKickerZz]

Thanks for this video! I would not have thought about using the shims! saved me from cracking the vanity in half!

[bryanbrown]

This video by far was the best explained for someone’s first time

[maxphobia]

dood I gotta say your video was very easy to follow and informative. Thank you.

[lewiemcneely]

Good Job, Phil! Hope all is well. Calling for massive amounts of snow here so we're getting ready and then we'll just see what's what. I have to sneak up on a mirror so I guess a vanity is out for me. Remain calm and I'll catch you on the next'un, God willing!

[micaonyx]

Very helpful video, thanks for posting

[joshuareinhardt]

IF you put a filler between the cabinet and wall, does the filler run all the way to the floor or stop at the bottom of the cabinet face?

[seanreynolds]

Don't you want to measure from your high point instead of the floor

[adamsaquatics]

Since this vanity is tight to the side wall, won't that mess up your counter top since they have an overhang?

[steveb]

Quick question what do you with the drawer next to the trim? Is it able to open properly? I am having the same issue?

[krissaves]

What is your opinion on built in on top of tile vs into subfloor? Removed old built in and installing new built in 60" vanity that's on 3 pieces. Cabinet company said to put back over subfloor. Tile guy said to tile first but worried about how secure the vanity will be when not tiled in.

[cynthiareyes]

My corners are not square. Will shims help with this? Thanks!

[jingle]

Our cabinet came with a filler to go between the wall and the end of the cabinet. They said we could cut it down to a minimum of 1". Is this really needed?