How to install a bathroom floor cabinet

One of the key factors and one of the most important components of a bathroom renovation is the proper use of space and of course this requires bathroom floor cabinets. These cabinets would help declutter the room by removing clutter. Many modern bathroom floor cabinets use oak or maple components. However, many manufacturers have expanded their lines to include the use of cherry, hickory, and pine. Elaborate bathroom designs can include more than one bathroom floor cabinet in different finishes to add more effect.

Redoing your bathroom doesn’t have to be an expensive task. The most basic and not to mention the cheapest way to fix up an old bathroom is by installing factory-made components, including sinks and bathroom floor cabinets.

Installing a bathroom floor is a fairly easy thing to do. Any homeowner can do it themselves as a DIY project by following a few very easy steps.

The first thing to do is turn off the water service to the sink fixture and disconnect the plumbing as well. If you don’t have shutoff valves, the main supply to the entire house must be shut off. If the installation cannot be completed quickly, the bathroom supply lines may need to be capped so that the water service can be turned back on.

Many homeowners also use the time the water supply is off to install a new bathroom floor covering in addition to the bathroom floor cabinet. Installation can be done very quickly and typically takes several hours.

Accurate measurements of the space for your new bathroom floor cabinet is a vital step in making sure you’re getting a cabinet that will fit properly in the available space.

Take measurements of the location of the hot and cold plumbing lines, and then create marks for each, centered on the back area of ​​the vanity sink cabinet. After that, cut openings for each one making sure to leave some room to connect all the accessories later.

Set the bathroom floor cabinet in place, using the markings on the wall, make sure to check that they are solidly in place and level. If they are not level, you can use wooden wedges.

Secure it in place by running 3-inch screws through the nailer and into the wall stud. Then recheck your level again.

If doing it yourself seems like more work than you’d like to do it yourself, you can always hire someone to install your bathroom floor cabinet for you. There are many trained people who can do it. But still, it wouldn’t hurt to try it out for yourself, as many factory-made bathroom floor cabinets come with a step-by-step process that you can follow as you install it. You can also research which ways are the easiest as there are of course several ways to install it and each one differs in difficulty. You can also ask for help from someone who knows a bit about carpentry, although these skills are not necessary to be able to do it yourself.