The first thing that you need to remember is that bathroom vanities need to be able to accommodate a lot of weight. This can come not only from the weight of the sink and counter but the weight of a water-filled sink. This can have a significant impact on the way that you install the bathroom vanities that you have purchased. They need to be attached firmly to the wall in such a way that repeated stress will not pull the bathroom vanities off as easily. Remember that you and others will be using the bathroom vanities on a daily basis and, over time, that frequent use can really begin to affect the connection between the bathroom vanities and the walls.

Next, check to see if the bathroom vanities have been shipped as flat goods or whether they will need to be assembled. This will tell you what your next move is. If the bathroom vanities you have ordered have been shipped flat, you will need to look for the instructions which came with your bathroom vanities. Then, you can assemble the bathroom vanities and feel confident that you have done the work properly which can help extend the life of your bathroom vanities and keep them looking beautiful and fresh for many years. Preassembled bathroom vanities do not require you to complete this step but you still may want to check them over to make sure they have not been damaged during shipping.

When it comes time to install your bathroom vanities, you will want to make sure you mark the height of the sink so that you know where to install the bathroom vanities. This can help avoid attaching and detaching the bathroom vanities in order to adjust the fit and placement. You want to make sure that when you are moving the bathroom vanities into place that you take off doors and remove any drawers in order to make it light enough to move.

Faucets are an important part of bathroom vanities and you want to make sure that they have been installed before attaching bathroom vanities to the wall. The proper order to install separate items in bathroom vanities is faucets into sinks and sinks in to counters. Finally, the counters can be installed into the bathroom vanities after the bathroom vanities have been attached to the wall firmly and in the right position.

Once this has happened, you can then caulk around the edges of the bathroom vanities. This will ensure that no water gets down behind since, over time, this can lead to the wood rotting and this can cause large and expensive repairs to become necessary far too quickly. By ensuring that your bathroom vanities are assembled and installed properly, you can be sure that they will not need to be replaced again quickly due to too much wear and tear.

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