Vanity Sinks

Attaching a sink to the vanity requires much experience and work. Luckily, we are a team of professionals that have worked on numerous bathrooms, and our vanity sink reviews are a testament to our experience. Call us to learn more about our services near Oak Creek, WI.

Silicone-based caulk is an adhesive to attach a sink to the vanity. Silicone-based caulk can be bought in tubes or buckets in different thicknesses and colors. An affordable silicone-based caulk eliminates the chance of using too much or getting acrylic sealant on your clothing or hands.

The bathroom is one of the most functional areas of a house, and it should be comfortable and stylish. Our range of bathroom vanities with sinks is both stylish and durable. Our finishes are long-lasting and come in beautiful colors. So head to our store to learn more about our unique vanity sink collection.

You can technically put a vessel sink on any kind of vanity. The main issues would be the height of the cabinet, whether it has an existing countertop or not, and your current plumbing. You can purchase vanities that are designed for vessel sinks.

Yes, it is possible to replace a sink without replacing the vanity. But, to ensure there is no damage to the vanity, it is important that a professional handle the replacement. This is where we come in! You can give us a call to replace your sink in a timely and professional manner.

If you need to learn how to remove a vanity sink drain, you can cause bigger issues with flooding and even damage the plumbing altogether. You can call a professional licensed plumbing contractor to save time and money on your plumbing projects.

While it may seem a lot at first, painting your vanity sink is easy. You can choose which color and style to transform your sink into what you want. You can start by removing the faucet. Then clean the surface and scour it with a ball of steel wool. Use painter’s tape to mark areas you don’t want to paint. Paint the first coat. Make sure it is dry, and then go for a second coat. Do not use the sink until it has been cured for 72 hours. 

Yes, you can turn a one-sink vanity into two, but it will require some money and work. Double-sink vanities are ideal for married couples or families with lots of children. 

Many vanities come complete with countertops and sinks. But faucets are not included in the vanity and must be bought separately. While some vanities come without a sink, letting you choose which sink design to go with.

The distance between the two sinks is around 30 inches apart on a 72-inch vanity though the total length varies by vanity size.

Double sink vanity measures around 60 to 70 inches, depending on how much counter space you need on either side of your sink.

Installing new vanities is an exercise a homeowner can do or hire a professional plumber. You need some plumbing experience if you are to do it yourself. If you don’t have experience, it is best to hire a professional.

You can easily fix the supply and drain pipes to occupy two sinks using e-fittings, special valves, extension pipes, and hoses.

If your vanity is 24 inches wide, look for a sink that is around 16 inches long to get at least four inches of counter space per side.

A 12-inch long sink is a perfect option for an 18-inch vanity. You can also opt for a narrow, long, and rectangular sink for maximum value.

34 to 19 inches sinks are the perfect choice for a 72-inch double vanity with no counter space.