Make Sure You Measure Right For A 42 Inch Bathroom Vanity
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When you are replacing your bathroom vanity, you need to know its precise size before you buy a replacement vanity. One of the most common mistakes that many people make when buying a bathroom vanity, such as a 42 inch bathroom vanity, is that they measure the wrong part of the vanity.
While the bottom part of the vanity is important, it is the top part that you need to measure for size. It is these dimensions that are listed on any type of vanity, whether it is cheap white plastic vanity or a rich oak vanity. You do have the option of buying a vanity cabinet and a vanity top separately as well. This option allows you to really customize the look of your vanity, while still saving you money overall. When you use this option, you need to measure both the top and the base and the pipes in your bathroom to ensure that if you purchase a top with sink, that the sink will fit correctly with the pipes and faucet setup. You can find some lovely vanity options from a variety of sources. However, if you are looking to save money on your bathroom vanity, then places like Lowe's, Ikea and Home Depot will offer you some great choices at discount prices. However, if you are looking for free shipping, then you will want to look at places that offer free store-to-store shipping and pick up your vanity at a store that is close to you. There are times that you might find a company that ships their vanities for free, but that is more of an exception than a rule. Installing your own 42 inch bathroom vanity can be a challenging task but it's not an impossible one. The key to a successful install is to not try to tackle the job all by yourself. When you have a second person aiding you in the install, then you will find it is easier to guide the vanity into place and secure it as well. It is difficult to say what is the most important aspect of installing a bathroom vanity, but there is no doubt that you need to start with the correct measurements, or else you aren't going to get very far with your remodeling project.
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