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Attach Back Stretchers and Legs

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I Built An Expensive Home Depot Vanity For $300

What happens here

Install back stretchers (support pieces) across the top rear of the vanity using pocket hole screws. These stretchers will be used to attach the vanity securely to wall studs. Then, attach pre-made decorative wooden legs to the bottom corners of the vanity. Use pre-drilled holes in the legs and appropriate screws for a stable connection. This adds character and elevates the vanity from the floor.

Goal: Secure back stretchers to the vanity carcass for wall mounting, and attach decorative wooden legs to elevate the vanity and enhance its aesthetic.

Tools and materials

  • Cordless Drill/Driver
  • Pre-made Wooden Legs
  • Screws

What they say

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[Music] drawer in order to put the ribbon on this thing we got to put some stretchers out back uh that's the part that's going to attach to the studs of the wall so your cabinet's not going to go anywhere I'm going to throw one here here and here cuz I don't know where my studs are going to be they're 16 on Center but essentially it's going to be one here and one there I could possibly put one here and get in the corner that sucker and go nowhere son all right so I mentioned that I did not like the legs on that vanity way too simplistic I don't like how the legs are way too simplistic I wanted to have a little bit more character to it a little bit more texture so uh they sell these kits these legs that just screw on I'm going to throw one there there there and there and I'm going to be very happy to know that even when we put Granite quartz whatever countertop on there it's going to be nice and strong because I have all these reinforcing pieces this thing is already overbuilt better than some other stuff that they sell out there [Music]

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