Vanity
Floors & tile
Replace a bathroom vanity
DIY OK
A vanity that fits the space and the pipes, its top and faucet, new supply lines, trap, shims and sealant — swapped in an afternoon.
Answers
Sheet
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answers are yours. The rest are typical defaults — check each one.
Vanity width
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24″
30″
36″
48″
60″
Usually two sinks
72″
Usually two sinks
Other
Space for it
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From the side wall to the toilet’s center, or wall to wall.
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Toilet next to it?
Codes ask about 15″ from the toilet’s center to the vanity.
Sinks
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One
Two
Sinks there now
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One
Two
Top
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Comes with the vanity
Top and sink in the box
Separate stone top
Undermount sink
Vessel sink
A bowl on the top
Faucet
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New faucet
Reuse the old one
Comes with the vanity
Faucet holes in the top
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Single hole
4 in centerset
Three holes, the outer two 4″ apart
8 in widespread
Three holes, the outer two 8″ apart
Shutoff valves
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They work fine
Replace them
Stuck, dripping or none
The pipes come from
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The wall
The floor
Top has a loose backsplash?
New mirror or medicine cabinet too?
Floor under the old vanity
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Finished
Tile or flooring all the way
Bare
Patch it if the new one is smaller
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Start over
Vanity
30″
Materials
~$340
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