Tips for Bathroom Vanity Installation
Here are the 10 things you must know about installing a bathroom vanity.
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Avoiding Problems(9 of 10)
Pipes will move and expand. Cut the hole in the back of your vanity a quarter inch larger than the pipe to prevent cracking, bumping and noises. Besides avoiding noisy plumbing, you want to leave room for installation, as shimming will probably be taking place for a perfect fit.
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