Attach Sink To Wall

Lift the back edge of the sink onto the bracket.

Attach sink to wall.

If you are looking for an easy step by step instructional on how to plumb a drain then this is it. Assemble the sink on top of the pedestal and hold against the wall to mark for the position of the mounting bracket. Mark the supply tube lengths by holding them alongside the valves photo 14. For sinks that do not attach with a bracket ask an assistant to hold the sink at the wall so the upper holes at the rear underside of the sink.

Check that the bracket is level as you attach it. For example a small child who cannot see over the sink while brushing his teeth may pull on the sink bowl. Check the level again before trimming the shims with a utility knife. Attaching the sink bowl to the pedestal or wall with adhesive is often a simpler procedure than connecting the sink bowl with metal brackets but it has its risks.

Insert tab a into the slot under the tub rim and slide the anchoring barb b into the hole you drilled on the tub skirt. When there s no wiggle left between the sink and the wall you re done. Mark the height of the sink upon the wall where you want to put it. Step 3 fasten the mounting bracket to the wall at a height of 33 1 8 inches from the floor.

Turn off the water again. Repeat for the other side of the tub. If the holes are not completely lining up or you want a more secure install use wall anchors to attach the vanity to the wall. You can notch the studs for the support board with the use of a jigsaw.

Attach to the wall attach the vanity to the wall using 3 inch drywall screws. Cut the copper lines off 1 in. The support board needs to be flushed with studs when you only have a drywall to cover. Past the wall and slip on compression fitting valves with the water feeds facing up but don t fully tighten the nuts yet.

This video shows how to assemble drain pipes under a sink. In order to reveal the studs try to cut out a portion of the wallboard.