How To Make A Floating Bath Vanity

Creating an open space below the bathroom cabinets allows for light to move throughout the bathroom.

How to make a floating bath vanity. Upgrade your bathroom with this floating vanity can be built even to narrower bathroom space. Grab the birch oak plywood 28 and 24 to build this floating vanity. You can complete this large DIY bathroom vanity with the tools list materials list partscut.

Attach the Pocket Hole Screws. Then carefully position the strip of edge banding and press firmly using a roller. This article includes sidebars on custom veneer clamping techniques to make sure boxes are square using router templates for precise work and determining the extent of support that a hanging vanity needs.

It not only looks fantastic it can be easily adapted to fit whatever space you have available. When we built our house about 10 years ago my son was 4 years old and his Jack and Jill bath has 29 high sinks. It will look perfect in small bathrooms such as mine where open hanging furniture.

The edge banding is always a bit wider than the panel so the last step is to trim off the excess. Install the Concealed Hinges. The sides are made of 2x2s with a 24 on the top.

This step-by-step guide will help you create a designer look in your bathroom without spending a fortune. Measure and Cut the Plywood Nailers. Screw the Hinges in Place.

Assemble the floating vanity sides. Steel brackets rated for 330 lb. The connection between the wall and cabinets must be rock solid and more importantly the cabinets must be strong enough to support themselves support the counter and resist racking.