How to Install a TS700 Wall Vanity

A wall vanity appears to float in midair against a bathroom wall. Rather than resting on a cabinet or pedestal, wall vanities are sinks mounted onto hanger cleats, which are screwed directly into the wall studs. This installation method lets you choose the height for the vanity. For a universally accessible bathroom, a lower height and space under the sink for a wheelchair make the faucet easily reached by anyone. Installation of these vanity sinks is universal, so the same procedure may be used to install any wall-mounted vanity.

Stud finder
Pencil
Carpenter's level
Drill
Screwdriver

Instructions

- 1
  Locate the studs in the wall where you will install the vanity, and mark their locations with the pencil. Use a carpenter's level to make sure the marks are level.
- 2
  Drill a hole into each stud at the desired height for the vanity. Use a drill bit one size smaller than the mounting screws included with the the hanger for the wall vanity.
- 3
  Screw the two mounting screws through the hanger cleats into the drilled holes so the top portion of the hanger cleats points toward the ceiling.
- 4
  Check the level of the vanity again with a carpenter's level placed across the two hanger cleats.
- 5
  Place the wall vanity against the wall slightly higher than the cleats. Slowly lower the vanity until it rests on the cleats.

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