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Install Vanity & Fixtures

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Building a $12,000 Bathroom For $3K

What happens here

Tools and materials

  • Angle Grinder (variable speed)
  • Caulk Gun
  • Diamond-Coated Hole Saws
  • Drill
  • Level
  • Squeegee
  • Brass-toned Faucet
  • Coat Hooks (Brass)
  • Custom-built Vanity
  • Grout Caulk (matching)
  • Mirror (Arched)
  • Quartz Countertop
  • Shower Glass Panel
  • Silicone Sealant
  • Toilet
  • Towel Ring (Brass)

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[Music] guys I can't even with this what the freak it's almost end of February we just got dumped like 5 Ines of snow overnight it's been on and off this needs to stop I'm ready for sunny days cuz this is really buming me out I need some vitamin D cuz this is some seasonal depression that I'm working with but that's my whining for the day I'm going to go put the doors and drawers on and I could get this loaded in my truck and get it up to the cabin so we can start doing the baseboards toilets backsplash shower glass the whole kitten Kaboodle let's party [Music] [Applause] [Music] so of course it snowed another 2 ft over the weekend so Ben and I had to bring the vanity all the way up there through the snow and brought it in here finally we got this nice clean slate going to bring it into the bathroom set it in place and get our countertops that are already cut away we got a countertop St we already got cut it's coming together it's coming together I'm so excited okay so this is going to be a vessel sink I decided to go with that option because how narrow this section is between plus you have more countertop space underneath the sides of the sink so we're going to drill that hole when we do the finishing touches in the meantime I'm going to start with my backsplash I really fell in love with this backsplash that I saw at Home Depot and the reason why these natural green tones work really well with this natural vanity so I think that's going to look really freaking sick we're going to make this accent all the way to the very top get a transition piece and I'm excited because this has mesh on the back which means I can use mastic tile adhesive and not worry about mixing up any kind of thin set making my job a whole lot easier [Music] while my backsplash is drying I can grab it tomorrow I'm going to start installing my showerglass panel Home Depot 300 bucks it's 36 in wide uh not bad uh considering it only took maybe about a week to get in got my Hardware in there going to screw that into the tile put my anchors in wedge it all around and then secure it in place and then once it's all done then we can start siliconing so make it all waterproof a lot going on I'm just glad this thing didn't come out Crack well I wish all walls were dead perfect but even with new construction they're not always perfect so we kind of have to split the difference between having too big of a gap here versus too big of a gap down below this is easily concealable that right there you…

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