Building A Floating Vanity

Build the floating shelf frame using 2x4s or other wood planks cover them up with plywood veneer.

Building a floating vanity.

I drilled 1 pocket holes in both ends of the 18 long pieces and assembled like shown in the picture below using 2 pocket hole screws. 2 x2 or 2 x4 lengths to secure to walls and support the vanity. Floating vanity with lots of added storage space will be the best choice to update your bathroom with. Make sure to level.

First i cut 4 pieces of 2 2 at 22 long. These are the outside legs. Dado joints also add strength to the overall piece. Then i cut two 2x2s and one 2 4 at 18 long.

The sides are made of 2x2s with a 2 4 on the top. This floating wood diy bathroom vanity is going to bring a rustic and minimalistic appeal to your bathroom at the same time. If you have limited space available this diy floating wood vanity is going to fit in just right. If you have a small washroom like mine it also has the benefit of providing a more open and less crowded feel there are lots of well done instructables on bathroom.

Diy floating bathroom vanity. Fit sink at the top and use the bottom shelf to hide and store your stuff. Also clamp them to the work surface below. Using 2 3 s and 3 wood screws build the frame and anchor to studs.

Table saw or circular saw that can be set to rip at a 45 degree angle. How to make a floating vanity countertop. Diy floating bathroom vanity steps locate studs as you will be anchoring the framing to. The photos should give you plenty of inspiration too.

This is a simple plan for a floating vanity that s easy to follow and shouldn t cost you too much. 1 16 x96 whitewood panel. What you need to build a wood diy floating vanity. I ve been going through a major remodel over the past few months that included a brand new powder room.

Floating vanities and counter tops are great at providing a clean and modern look. The contemporary design for this vanity uses dado joints for the plywood instead of butt joints for a cleaner look. Line up the side panels side by side and clamp them securely together with long bar clamps.