instructables Bathroom Vanity Made From Upcycled IKEA Groland Kitchen Island Operating instructions

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Bathroom Vanity Made From Upcycled IKEA Groland Kitchen Island
by pfillmore
When building a bathroom in my unnished basement, I decided to upcycle an IKEA Groland Kitchen Island that I had
used for a Foreman grill in my previous condo. This helped save on the costs of the reno. I also was able to purchase the
granite vessel sink during a sale for $100, and the American Standard Tall Vessel Sink Faucet as a clearance/unpacked
item from my local Home Depot for around $50.
Supplies:
IKEA Groland Kitchen Island
Miniwax Pre-Stain Wood Conditioner
Miniwax White Wash Pickling Stain
Miniwax Polycrylic Protective Finish
Granite Vessel Sink
American Standard Tall Vessel Sink Faucet
P-Trap
Faucet Supply Lines
Pop-Up Drain
Plumber's Puddy
Clear Silicone
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Step 1: Prepping the Vanity
The vanity was given a light sand all over, and a heavier sanding on the top to get rid of grease stains from its previous
purpose of housing the foreman grill. My wife wanted the vanity lowered, so the legs were removed and few inches
taken of the top of the legs, just below the drilled holes for the metal bars to hang items on the front and back. Two holes
were drilled for the front bar and it would be used to use to hang a hand towel. The vanity was then re-assembled.
The table was rst coated with Miniwax Pre-Stain Wood Conditioner which helps prevent streaks and blotches of the
stain. Then the Miniwax White Wash Pickling Stain was applied. After the stain dried, approximately 4 hours, the Miniwax
Polycrylic Protective Finish was applied, and recoated with a 2nd coat after 2 hours. This nish protects the vanity from
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water splashing from the sink.
The positioning of the granite vessel sink and faucet were determined and holes were drilled.
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Step 2: Installing the Vanity
The vanity was put in place, and a bead of clear silicone along the back to attach to the wall. The granite Vessel Sink was
siliconed to the top of the vanity. The basic plumbing was then performed. The pop-up drain was installed sealing with
plumber's puddy; the P-trap installed, the Faucet installed, and water lines connected.
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Step 3: Enjoy Your New Vanity
Enjoy the Vanity at a fraction of the cost of buying new; while being environmentally friendly and upcycling an item you
no longer have use for.
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