Level bathroom vanity on uneven floor
#1
03-23-18, 11:52 AM
Level bathroom vanity on uneven floor
Hello,
Thanks for helping in advance...
I have a new custom 4-foot-long vanity being installed in a bathroom remodeling project.
To level it side-to-side and front-to-back results with about a 1/4 inch gap, most visible on the false legs and toekick in the front. The sides of the vanity aren't that noticeable as there is only about 18 inches on each side to the walls.
Any thought on how to handle the gap along the floor in the front with the false legs and the toekick? I'll include a picture.
Thanks again.
Thanks for helping in advance...
I have a new custom 4-foot-long vanity being installed in a bathroom remodeling project.
To level it side-to-side and front-to-back results with about a 1/4 inch gap, most visible on the false legs and toekick in the front. The sides of the vanity aren't that noticeable as there is only about 18 inches on each side to the walls.
Any thought on how to handle the gap along the floor in the front with the false legs and the toekick? I'll include a picture.
Thanks again.
#2
03-23-18, 12:32 PM
Group Moderator
Best, and most work, probably is to scribe along the floor. Flip the cabinet over and then trim/cut the bottom. Then when the cabinet is installed the whole base will be in contact with the floor. If it were a traditional cabinet without the false foot on the front I'd just say shim it and conceal the pie shaped gap with quarter round molding. In your case you'll have to decide how much work you want to go through versus how much the gap bothers you.
