[Noisebridge-discuss] Bathroom 1.0's sink

girlgeek girlgeek at wt.net
Thu Jan 20 20:54:37 UTC 2011


http://www.ehow.com/how_2070310_install-wall-hung-sink.html


    Instructions


    Things You'll Need:

    * Measuring tape
    * Pencil
    * 2 x 10 inch wood block
    * Screws
    * Piece of water-resistant drywall
    * Drill
    * Pipe wrench
    * Level

   1.

      Measure 30 or 38 inches, depending on your preference, from the
      floor
      <http://www.ehow.com/how_2070310_install-wall-hung-sink.html#>.
      Then mark the wall, locate the studs and cut out a 16 x 16 inch
      piece of wallboard. Install a 2 x 10 inch block of wood between
      the studs by toenailing screws into studs. Make sure block is
      flush with the front edge of the studs.

   2.
      2

      Repair the hole in the wall with a piece of water-resistant
      drywall. Cut out for water supply lines and drain line. Place the
      mounting plate on the wall, and mark holes with a drill.

   3.
      3

      Install faucet, drain and pop-up assemblies on the sink. Following
      manufacturer's recommendations, attach mounting plate to the wall
      onto the block installed earlier. Check that plate is level before
      fully securing.

   4.
      4

      Set sink onto mounting bracket, and attach with anchor
      <http://www.ehow.com/how_2070310_install-wall-hung-sink.html#>
      bolts. Attach the trap to the drain stub from the wall, and attach
      shut-off valves to water supply lines. If a trim piece is included
      with the sink to hide the pipes, install it now.

   5.
      5

      Open shut-off valves. Check for leaks. Tighten any fittings to
      stop leaks, if you detect any. If legs for under the front of the
      sink are included, install them per manufacturer instructions now.


Read more: How to Install a Wall Hung Sink | eHow.com 
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On 1/20/2011 10:09 AM, Albert Sweigart wrote:
> The sink in the old bathroom seems to be coming off of the wall. Does
> anyone know how to re-secure it in a non-duct tape way?
>
> Bathroom 2.0's sink is doing fine and dandy.
>
> -Al
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