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Sink?

8 years ago

Just got my vanity. It is very cool, but darker than in the image (which I like) and significantly more 'character' (more knots, holes, and prominent splits in the wood) which I'm not sure I like so much. But, I'm not sure how I'm going to put a sink in this thing. I got the false top drawer, but to the sides of the drawers there are thick wood panels extending from the bottom to the top. I want to put an under-mount sink in. Also, I want to replace the wood top with a granite top. I thought the top would be just screwed on, but it seems attached some other way, maybe glued?

3-Drawer Reclaimed Wood Vanity, Espresso, 36"x22"x36", Single Sink · More Info

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PRO
FoxDen Decor
8 years ago
Hey there! The top is secured with screws only. If you look along the corners where the top meets the body, you will see little areas that has wood filler. The screws will be underneath! As far as the sink goes, the walls on the side of the drawer can be cut down by any plumber or handyman. Please let me know if you have any other questions!
Mike Petrucci
Original Author
8 years ago
do you mean along the sides of the unit near the top corners, inside the cabinet, or on the top face near the corners? I don't see any spots of wood filler on the top face.
PRO
FoxDen Decor
8 years ago
The screws would be located on the corner on the top of the vanity. They are camouflaged quite well, but they are there, on the top! Let us know if you have other questions.

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