Time: 30 minutes to 1 hour
Skill level: Intermediate
Installing a vessel sink
Although it's a little more technical than a built-in basin, these steps will help you to easily install a freestanding basin.
Installation guide
You will need
Hole saw with Ø 1.4 and Ø 1 ¾ bits
Silicone gun, spanner (tool)
Spanner
Screwdriver
Tape measure
Pencil
Carpenter's square
Step 1
Measure to perfectly position the sink and faucet
Using a carpenter's square, a measuring tape and a pencil, make the marks you will use to position the sink and faucet. Then place the sink on the markings to check that it is in the right position. Use the hole in the sink to position the final mark where the cut will be made. Repeat the same operation, this time with the faucet. Check its position in relation to the basin and draw around it. Position the taps to ensure that everything passes through: pay attention to the bottom crosspiece for the water inlets! Next, mark the position of the faucet with a wooden pencil.
Step 2
Drill the holes
Once you've confirmed all the positioning, use a hole saw to drill a hole in the top, perpendicular to the water drain, you need a 1 ¾ inches for the sink and 1.4 inches for the faucet.
Step 3
Install the sink
Apply a silicone seal under the sink to fix it more easily, then position it on the top. Once correctly positioned, apply pressure.
Step 4
Install the faucet
Once the faucet, siphon and drain have been installed, connect the tap to the water supply and the siphon to the drain. That's it!
Installation guide
Time: 30 minutes to 1 hour
Skill level: Intermediate
Installing a vessel sink
Although it's a little more technical than a built-in basin, these steps will help you to easily install a vessel sink.
You will need
Hole saw with Ø 1.4 and Ø 1 ¾ bits
Silicone gun, spanner (tool)
Spanner
Screwdriver
Tape measure
Pencil
Carpenter's square
Step 1
Measure to perfectly position the sink and faucet
Using a carpenter's square, a measuring tape and a pencil, make the marks you will use to position the sink and faucet. Then place the sink on the markings to check that it is in the right position. Use the hole in the sink to position the final mark where the cut will be made. Repeat the same operation, this time with the faucet. Check its position in relation to the basin and draw around it. Position the taps to ensure that everything passes through: pay attention to the bottom crosspiece for the water inlets! Next, mark the position of the faucet with a wooden pencil.
Step 2
Drill the holes
Once you've confirmed all the positioning, use a hole saw to drill a hole in the top, perpendicular to the water drain, you need a 1 ¾ inches for the sink and 1.4 inches for the faucet.
Step 3
Install the sink
Apply a silicone seal under the sink to fix it more easily, then position it on the top. Once correctly positioned, apply pressure.
Step 4
Install the faucet
Once the faucet, siphon and drain have been installed, connect the tap to the water supply and the siphon to the drain. That's it!
