I purchased a granite top vanity but I need to cut the left side lip (~1 inch) off to allow it to fit flush against the wall. will this work.
862284
it should. but if your blade doesn't go all the way through, just flip the top over and finish the cut from the bottom.
862285
Yes. You will need a guide to cut a straight line. Take your time. The saw will cut single pass. But to avoid chipping the edge from overheating the stone, I would recommend making a couple passes. Cut the stone outside on saw horses. It will make a mess. Use water. Will only take a few minutes to make this cut. Good Luck!
862286
Think it will if total depth is only 1", but be sure to go slow and create a guide to get a straight cut. (We clamped board to top to use as guide.) edges will be tricky, but can be done.
862287
Yes, but you will need a dry blade, some blades are wet use only, if you have some skiil and will use this machine only once why not buy a angle grinder?, you may have more option to other use later...a makita angle grinder 5", is about same price, but you need some kind of skiil, isnt hard but not so easy like this one...
862288
Yes, it will work fine. The cut edge is not polished, but you probably don't care about that as your edge will butt up against a wall. Be sure to guide the saw against a straightedge clamped to your countertop to guide the saw and ensure a straight cut.
491301
My granite countertop is 1-1/4" thick, and my sink is a glass bowl sink - it's fits perfect. Don't know how long the threaded portion is because it's been installed now for about a year -- maybe the manufacturer's web site can tell you that??
1437480
Pretty sure the flat metal part it's mounted on in the picture is optional. It was only useful on my sink to cover up the two holes there for handles. No idea about how a granite counter would change things. I recall the threaded portion had quite a bit of length, so if you're worried about the thickness I don't think it should be a problem.
262807
I drilled 1 inch holes in my granite, and it worked great. You could probably go a little smaller if you had to.
769965
Alaa -- It sounds like the opening is larger than that called for in the installation instructions. I installed mine and did not have that issue. Since your countertop is granite, there is little you can do now, except maybe fill those corners with something that is close to the color of the granite. Regards, Russ Walden
1118141
I think it could be just check the measurements carefully to make sure you have enough room inside the vanity door. I love mine. I did not have room inside my vanity with my other junk in there. hope this helps.
1752534
Yes, as long as the base is wide enough. See other question on cutout dimensions. It is made for this. I cut out my existing false drawer panel and countertop and it worked out great.
1118140
Same as other answers. Must be solid door and you will need to ensure nothing in the vanity is close to door. Look at depth of the storage and measure inside vanity to see how much space will need to be clear to be able to close door.
222963
It might be big enough to do that, however, mine was installed on granite without the base plate. I would suggest you call Pfister and see if they can tell you the measurements.
1452594
I would install vanity,then medicine cabinets could be centered. I measured outside to center of faucet, 13 1/2 " on left side, right side is 14 " so dealing with marble I guess each piece is different.I absolutely love this vanity. It's almost a year old and it is still beautiful!
1598133
I think the marble top could sit on the vanity. You might have to modify the faucet and drainpipes underneath, though, so that it looks right/proportional on top.
1389548
I'm a general contractor so maybe I can help you out, Are you trying to install this on a granite or other solid surface material? If so you need to go under the cabinet and drill up under the faucet hole with a 2" hole saw through the plywood base as I had to on my granite countertop this should give you enough room for the faucet and the mounting nut.
1085764
You will only need a cut-out for the drain and the faucet. Placement and size of the cut outs for the faucet and drain depend on your type of faucet and vanity. We simply measured the drain and faucet once we got it and drilled holes to fit. Really simple.
1249037
wow...I just got back from Michigan, where the antique vanity with sink resides, and I hadn't seen your question til now. Otherwise I might have measured for you. So...look at the dimensions at the top of the bowl, and be aware that the faucet goes behind the bowl. in the photo, the faucet looks pretty close to the edge, but I think it would fit in front of a backsplash if it wasn't too deep... I Love my bowl and faucet. Think you should go for it.
980340
it depends on your plumbing configuration. This is not typical triangle corner mount vanity set.
251171
Jennifer my cabinets were custom made so I can't give you an answer on that but my guess would be you would have to cut out the front of your cabinet base. Also make sure you get the measurements for the sink (they are available under description I believe). My cabinet maker had the measurements and the contractor still had to do some sanding to make it fit. It is an awesome sink I love it.
1066704
I did my kitchen counter and it has a corner, we cut right on the grid of the corner. I cut into the corner so none of the previous counter was showing and smoothed the granite down and it did great.