My area for this vanity is an alcove (3 sides)....would this work?
1657931
I installed mine in an alcove that is 75 inches wide. There is a about a half inch on either side of the counter,a couple inches between the cabinet and the wall. I think it looks great. I can send a photo next week if you like.
1657932
Yes. We put it in a recessed area that was 74" wide. Just make sure you have at least 2" on either side.
568118
I'm sorry that I can't help you. The bench didn't quite fit the area for which it was bought -- vanity area (it was too high.) So, I returned it.
1581605
Yes. I've personally installed one on each side of my vanity. With this particular unit you can assemble it so the set screw stays on the bottom, out of sight.
1405587
If I personally did the installation I could do this type of install. The cabinet is 3-3/4" deepIf your not handy it could be a problem I suggest you go to Kohler sit to get more info
980340
it depends on your plumbing configuration. This is not typical triangle corner mount vanity set.
1496674
Definitely not. I am a woman and I would not recommend this for a vanity/makeup desk. There is a very shallow space when the unit is closed.
710838
Would not advise to use this size. Placement would have to be exact or it would scrape against one side. All of the Lynk units that I purchased are slightly smaller and if there is space on the side, you can place large, thin items .evnorm
128329
Yes, I think that could work. It would just depend on the thickness of the cabinet.
2219599
We have a small wall space, so it sits on our vanity. It has holes drilled into the back tubes that LONG screws could go through into the wall. I'm sure you would need to put the screws in with wall anchors.
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.
1627817
Yes, I think it would work for that problem. Its about 12 inches high on 3 sides
1446422
Hi there, Vmnina! The 17" from the floor is good, but if your plumbing is 18" from the left (side) that will put it directly into the 4 drawers which begin at about 16.5" from the left side. (They go all the way to the back and are contained in a solid, sub-cabinet). Impossible! FYI, I did both my bathrooms and had a similar situation in my Master bathroom. I used a 30" cabinet with a full drawer at the bottom. I put 3 storage boxes in the drawer that just happened to fit perfectly,, and got the equivalent of 3 drawers of space. If it's still available, take a look at the Allier 29.5" Modern Bathroom Vanity Set with Mirror Base. Finish: Wenge Brown. It is comparable quality and also available through Amazon. It comes with a beautiful, coordinated mirror, which you may or may not need. (Although I hated to, I donated my mirror to Goodwill as I already had a built-in medicine cabinet above). Good luck with your project! -Dale
1650738
If you're asking if you need countertop on 3 sides, I would say yes. When mounted, there is approximately 1" of countertop showing on the back (the faucet side).
1849416
I think the size would be fine. It is a good size vanity with nice ammount of storage. Quality of item maybe an issue.
710841
No. I don't think that would work and it would be really difficult to install. You will need some space on either side for it to clear the cabinet casing when rolled out.
887617
Yes, of course....it is a bathroom vanity. We did have to modify one additional drawer as our ptrap was lower than usual.
927216
i'm thinking you can if your vanity has a counter top...it could sit on top of the vanity (wood or whatever) itself, but you'd have to make sure the measurements were pretty exact... but if you have a vanity with a slab top on top of it, this should site right on the counter top might have to cut an opening under the center for the pipe etc... maybe not... it's a nice sink, works great for a handicap person with the single handle faucet on their unaffected side. perfect size for most wash up basins that need to be filled in the sink and taken to the bedside etc... it worked out great for us~