Morriston Vanity Replacement Parts (2024)

FAQs

Is it hard to replace a vanity? ›

Installing a new vanity is easiest with a unit that includes a countertop with an integrated sink. The vanity cabinet is separate from the top. The cabinet has an open top and back, so it's easy to set in place and fasten from above.

If you're replacing an existing vanity with the same size, simply measure the length, width, and depth of your current vanity and choose a replacement with the same dimensions. If you're starting from scratch, your bathroom's available space will dictate your next steps.

Labor. Labor to install a bathroom vanity costs anywhere between $200 and $1,000, but you should budget between $45 and $200 per hour for a plumber. A small, prefabricated vanity with existing plumbing falls on the low end of labor costs, while a large custom vanity falls on the high end.

Maintain Vanity Configuration

If retaining your vanity's existing configuration is paramount, replacing just the countertop is a viable option. This means preserving the current door and drawer setups and sticking to the same bowl configuration.

In nearly all cases, the big answer is yes — you should attach your vanity to the wall. What's more, the vanity should be flush against the wall, with no space between the back and the wall itself. The reason for this is to hide and protect your plumbing.

If you are replacing cabinet hardware and want the same length as you had before, take a tape measure and measure the length, width, project, and center to center of your current hardware. Then find hardware that has the same measurements.

The average price of bathroom vanity replacement is around $1,500 but varies based on several cost factors, including bathroom vanity type, size, countertop material, and labor costs.

A new vanity can change the entire look and feel of a bathroom. It can also add much-needed storage. With a little planning, installing one is something you can do on your own in about 6 to 8 hours.

The flimsy particleboard bottoms in most kitchen and bathroom sink bases are often swollen and moldy from leaks. The best fix is to cut them out and replace them.

Yes, if you feel confident in your ability to complete simple plumbing tasks like reconnecting faucets and water lines. Just consider if you'll need another set of hands to help you move the vanity in place if it's heavy.

Do you need a plumber to change a vanity? ›

Many times, the answer is yes. However, they will often only do it if the vanity installation is straightforward and does not require much carpentry work. Plumbers are experts in pipes, water supplies, bathroom fixture installations, and more.

A new vanity can change the entire look and feel of a bathroom. It can also add much-needed storage. With a little planning, installing one is something you can do on your own in about 6 to 8 hours.

A free-standing vanity will be a little less work to remove than a wall-mounted version, but either job can be done with proper research and the right tools and gear to complete the job: Adjustable Wrench. Bucket. Utility Knife.