How To Hang A Wall Basin

Some basins are simply too heavy or not designed for wall hanging so just because you can see fixing holes at the back of the basin they may be the ones designed for use in combination with pedestal support therefore always check.

How to hang a wall basin.

Level up the basin using a spirit level and tighten the nuts securely. Once the location of the basin on the wall has been decided the pipework that feeds the basin tap with hot cold water and the pipework that carries away the waste water from the basin must be fitted into the wall so that it is hidden. Once the wall anchors are in place check that they are level and remove the masking tape from your wall. Wall hung sinks can be customized to the user s height.

Use a level to make sure the mounting bolts are level. However they require moun. Fixings ordinarily come with the basin and include the wall hangers necessary to support the weight of the basin. 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.

In each board cut a notch that s 1 1 2 inches deep and 9 1 4 inches high. Attach the tap tap tails as well as the waste and trap to the basin. Use a level to make sure the mounting bolts are level. We bought a wall hung vanity because we liked the look the extra visible floor space makes the bathroom appear a little bigger and because you can easily customize the height and store stuff in baskets hidden underneath.

Follow these steps to provide the necessary wall support. You may only hang a basin on the wall if stipulated by the basin manufacturer. Cut a 2 x 4 into two 36 inch pieces. Cut these two boards lengthwise to a 2 3 4 inch width.

These are screwed into the wall with a wall plate and waste bracket fitted to support the waste pipes.