How to install a wall mount bathroom sink step 1.
How to wall mount bathroom sink.
Using a circular saw set to cut 1 inches deep make several passes to create a notch between the marks.
Smear pipe dope onto the threads of the supply line compression fittings and tighten them onto the faucet supply lines.
Installing a wall mount bathroom sink.
Lift the sink slightly while tightening the nuts with a wrench.
If the wall is tile use a masonry bit to drill the tile and then a smaller twist bit to drill into the backing.
Use a level to make sure the mounting bolts are level.
Mount the sink to the wall.
Wall mount bathroom sinks are usually installed at a height of 30 inches from the floor.
Step 3 close the wall.
Step 4 attach the mounting bracket.
Be sure to use a masonry.
Expose the wall studs.
Position the notches 23 7 8 inches from the end of the board.
Step 2 provide support for the sink.
In each board cut a notch that s 1 1 2 inches deep and 9 1 4 inches high.
For a 36 inch high countertop make a second mark 34 inches above the floor to represent the top of the 2x6 brace.
Install the sink if your sink includes a mounting plate you can use that for a template to drill your pilot holes.
Make a rectangular hole in the wall that extends vertically about 6 inches higher than.
Step 5 attach.
Drill pilot holes for lag screws or other fasteners supplied by the manufacturer.
Extend the mark with a level.
1 position the sink or its mounting plate if it has one on the wall and mark the wall through the holes in the plate or sink.
Screw horizontal 2x6 or 2x8 blocking between the exposed studs flush with the room side.
Slip the sink over the mounting bolts and finger tighten the mounting nuts over the washers.
Step 1 find the location for the sink.
A wall mounted sink also takes up less space in a small room than a traditional vanity with sink.