Cutting hole in new bathroom vanity countertop...
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Mount it to the vanity first (even as a dry fit if necessary). Sometimes the fit isn't quite right and you have to sand the sides/edges. ALSO, make sure your cabinet frame does not get in the way of the new sink/faucet set. I have seen ambitious sinks that were too large ... and took up all the counter room with nothing left for the faucet!
Check your margins carefully!
Check your margins carefully!
CallMeVilla said:Mount it to the vanity first (even as a dry fit if necessary). Sometimes the fit isn't quite right and you have to sand the sides/edges. ALSO, make sure your cabinet frame does not get in the way of the new sink/faucet set. I have seen ambitious sinks that were too large ... and took up all the counter room with nothing left for the faucet!
Check your margins carefully!
Thanks, Villa-
The countertop is set.
The sink is rectangular, so I should be good on room.
