6 DIY Bathroom Vanity Build Projects

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Norm Abram shows Kevin O’Connor how he’s turning a chest of drawers into a powder room vanity. Then Kevin meets Richard Trethewey to see the sink and faucet set for the vanity.

In the temporary garage workshop, Norm Abram shows Kevin O’Connor how he’s turning a chest of drawers into a sink base for the new Lexington house powder room. Afterward, Kevin recaps the vanity project and meets Richard Trethewey to see the sink and faucet set.


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DIY Farmhouse Bathroom Vanity Cabinet

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What an awesome and easy build this was! Building your own single sink bathroom vanity with storage can be a great woodworking project for you.

This DIY farmhouse bathroom vanity turned out beautiful. Building your own bathroom cabinet can be intimidating but don’t let it be. Use this bathroom vanity build video to guide you in building your own.

This bathroom vanity is a common size of 25″ wide by 19″ deep and 31″ tall. I use common tools and techniques to build this project. If you are looking for a great woodworking project that will spruce up your bathroom, give this a try. This is an excellent way to do a farmhouse bathroom remodel!

This new bathroom vanity is going to add that farmhouse decor look that the customer is wanting. This is a great way to do a bathroom makeover on a budget! This is a great idea to decorate your bathroom with the farmhouse style fixtures. You can even build this to fit your existing sink top!

This was built using two 10 foot 2×4 and a 10 foot 2×6, a half sheet of 3/4″ plywood and a small piece of 1/4″ plywood. Total cost of this project (if you don’t have to buy a sink top) is approximately $100! He paid $35 for the lumber, $9 for stain, door hardware was $5. He had the polyurethane on hand but used less than 1/4 of the quart. A quart costs $20. He used about a half sheet of 3/4″ sanded birch plywood which is typically around $65 per sheet. 1/4″ plywood is about $15 per sheet, but he had some on hand. And if you have to buy the sink top, he paid $75 for it to be shipped to me after he broke the customers sink top.

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DIY Bathroom Vanity with Custom Drawers

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Build a DIY Bathroom Vanity Cabinet for under $300

DIY Bathroom Vanity

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Shanty2Chic were on the hunt for a new sink vanity, for the bathroom in their new office. After searching and not finding what they wanted, they designed and built one! Building a bathroom vanity might sound intimidating BUT if you can build a box, then you can build this vanity!

Free Plans: https://www.shanty-2-chic.com/2018/10/diy-modern-farmhouse-bathroom-vanity.html

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Building TWO Vanities for half the price of buying JUST ONE | With Build Plans!

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Step by step how I built these two custom shaker style bathroom vanities.

36″ Build Plans: https://www.johnbuildsit.com/plans/p/36vanity

48″ Build Plans: https://www.johnbuildsit.com/plans/p/48-bathroom-vanity-build-plans

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