Rustic Bathroom Vanities [1]

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1 [1] Submitted by Ana White [2] on Wed, :14 Page 1 of 25

2 [1] Additional Photos [3] Page 2 of 25

3 [4] [5] [6] DISCLOSURE: I WORKED WITH RUSTOLEUM, LIBERTY HARDWARE AND AM ERICAN STANDARD TO BRING YOU THIS FREE PROJECT PLAN. ALL OP INIONS EXPRESSED ARE MY OWN. Do you need rustic bathroom vanities for your home? These beautiful bath vanities are handmade with all 1x pine boards. Page 3 of 25

4 It was difficult to find that perfect bathroom vanities for our master bath - especially since I needed a custom depth and wanted a top mount farmhouse sink. And, of course, I wanted solid wood vanities. After much shopping around, and even buying a vanity, installing it, and taking it out, I knew I had to build my own. Page 4 of 25

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6 I spent about $150 a vanity to build. These ones are a little more complicated, because there are so many pieces (that is what makes them beautiful) but well worth the effort! I customized the top two drawers so they fit around the plumbing. This gave me so much more storage, and I love the compartments - the longer one is perfect for a curling iron, the smaller ones great for hair ties or even cosmetics. Page 6 of 25

7 The hardware was a big deal on this piece! The pulls are Liberty Hardware Soft Industrial Cup Pulls. [7] I seriously went from thinking maybe this project is a mistake to maybe this project is my favorite ever after adding the pulls. The faucet was also a big deal. It is the American Standard Serin. [8] This thing is beautiful. American Standard is a great product for DIYers because you don't have to be a master plumber to hook it up - our faucets came with all the supplies and pieces and even a wrench for tightening. I find it more cost effective to buy a high quality faucet like this, than a cheapo one, and pay a plumber to hook it up and make a zillion trips back to the hardware store for parts and pieces. The stain is Varathane [9] Dark Walnut - [10] Page 7 of 25

8 [9] It's a true dark brown, very neutrel in tone. I'm loving it right now! The plans follow, but I do want to warn you, this is NOT a beginner project, so please don't tackle as a first project. But it's not difficult, just alot of pieces and a need for precision when cutting and assembling. Enjoy and please share if you build! XO Ana Page 8 of 25

9 PS - Check out our completed Master Bath Tour + Sources here! [11] Summary: Rustic bathroom vanities - diy plans by ANA-WHITE.com CategoriesProject Type: Side and End Table Plans [12] Dresser Plans [13] Nightstands [14] main_category: Alaska Dream House [15] Room: Bathroom [16] Skill Level: Advanced [17] Style: Farmhouse Style Furniture Plans [18] Rustic Furniture Plans [19] Dimensions: Dimensions shown above Page 9 of 25

10 8 feet long 8 feet long 8 feet long 8 feet long 48" x 48" 1/4" plywood panel (for drawer bottoms) 3-16" Euro Style Drawer Slides - I used these Drawer Slides from Liberty Hardware [20] 3 - Back sockets that match the drawer slides [21] 3 Bin Pulls - I used these from Liberty Hardware [7] Common Materials: 1 1/4 inch finish nails 1-1/4" Pocket Hole Screws [22] Page 10 of 25

11 Tools: [23] Page 11 of 25

12 [24] [25] [26] [27] [28] [29] Cut List: Cut list is per ONE bath vanity 31-3/4" - side panels - cut three from 8' long boards 18" - side trim Page 12 of 25

13 32" - back supports 31-3/4" - front legs 26-1/2" - front face frame, top and bottom 26-1/2" - front face frame, middle 31-3/4" - back 31-3/4" - drawer slide supports 35" - front trim - cut to fit DRAWERS 16" - larger drawer sides 23-3/4" - larger drawer front/back 16" - top drawer sides 23-3/4" - top drawer front/back 3-1/4" 25-1/4" x 16" - drawer bottoms TOP Build to suit your sink Page 13 of 25

14 [30] Build the two side panels by laying three 1x6s down on a flat level surface, ensuring tops and bottoms are even. TIP: I glue each 1x6 together, edge to edge and let dry to hold in place. Attach the 1x2 trim on top of panels, overhanging ends by 3/4". There is a 2-1/2" space under the bottom trim (see diagram in step 3). Page 14 of 25

15 [31] Drill two pocket holes on each end of the back 1x3 support boards. Attach with pocket hole screws, pocket holes exposed on back of cabinet. Page 15 of 25

16 [32] Build the front face frame on a flat level surface with 3/4" pocket holes and 1-1/4" pocket hole screws. Once complete, nail and glue to front of cabinet. Take a second to ensure your cabinet is square - you can do this by taking diagonal measurements from opposite outside corners of the top of the cabinet, and adjusting until the diagonals match. Page 16 of 25

17 [33] Nail and glue back pieces to the sides and top/bottom supports. The purpose of these guys is to give you something to attach the drawer slides too, while still providing a finished edge (no plywood edges exposed on the back. Page 17 of 25

18 [34] Nail and glue the 1x2 inside cleats to the face frame. The purpose of these guys is to give you something to attach the drawer slides to on the front. Page 18 of 25

19 [35] Finish the front trim - measure and cut to fit and nail and glue in place. Page 19 of 25

20 [36] For full size drawers that don't need to be cut around plumbing, construct as shown here with pocket holes. Nail and glue bottom plywood on. Page 20 of 25

21 [37] If you have to build drawers around plumbing, keep the same basic cuts, just install the back where it passes the plumbing and box out corners as needed. Page 21 of 25

22 [38] Step 9 Instructions: The drawer slides are installed attached to the 1x2 cleat at front, and with a end socket on the back. Here is a really good video from Liberty Hardware on installing - And I also did a video explaining how I do this too - Page 22 of 25

23 [39] For the top, I used 1x boards and pocket holed them together, leaving an opening for my sink. For my sink, I used 1x4s on front and back, and 1x12 pieces on the sides. clickforplans: [40] Source URL: Links [1] Page 23 of 25

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