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Dec 9, 2023 · Installing trim around a bathroom vanity is a relatively simple process. Start by measuring and cutting the trim pieces to fit the sides and top of the vanity. Then, use a brad nailer or finish nails to secure the trim to the vanity. Be sure to use wood glue or construction adhesive along the edges of the vanity for added stability.
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For a bathroom vanity, it is best to choose a...
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- Small Cabinet Trim
- Panel Molding
- Base Cap Molding
One of my favorite go-to trims is this small pine cabinet trim. It’s sold by the 8-foot piece (not by the linear foot), and it’s just over 1/2-inch wide. It has a flat back, so you can attach it to the face of drawers, cabinet doors, and anywhere else you need a narrow trim, and it also comes unprimed, so you can stain it or paint it. This trim is ...
This unfinished pine panel moldingis, without a doubt, my #1 favorite go-to trim for just about all of my projects. If I had to guess, I’d say it appears on at least 75% of the wood items I build. It’s 1.25-inches wide, and 3/4-inch thick, so it’s a very substantial trim. It comes unfinished, so you can paint it or stain it, which makes it very ver...
Base cap molding is intended to be used to dress up plain baseboards – like if you have a house where simple 1 x 3’s or 1 x 4’s were used as baseboards — but it can be used for so much more! This trim is almost as versatile as the panel molding above that I love so much, and it’s also sold by the linear foot. The one drawback to this base cap moldi...
After adding the decorative panels to the sides of the bathroom vanity using 1/4-inch plywood, I used the small cabinet trim on the front edge of the vanity to cover the raw edge of the plywood.
Should baseboard be installed on the sides of a bath vanity? Here are suggested bathroom trim details for that situation.
- Remove your cabinet doors and give them a thorough cleaning.
- Sand them down. You can use a sanding block or orbital sander. Giving them a quick, rough sand will allow the primer and paint to adhere better.
- Cut your 2″ trim pieces to fit. I was able to find 2″ pre-cut strips at Home Depot. If your HD doesn’t have them you can buy 1/4″ plywood sheets.
- Using wood glue, attach your 4 pieces of trim to the front of your cabinet door. Use wood clamps while glue is drying (especially if your wood is a little warped/wavy).
This scalloped wood trim doesn’t have to stop at your vanity. It can be used on other pieces of furniture, like dressers, nightstands, or even shelving units. The edge trim adds a touch of whimsy and elegance that can complement both modern and vintage styles. Thinking about trying it on a piece in your home? Here are some ideas:
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For a bathroom vanity, it is best to choose a moisture-resistant and durable material for the base molding. PVC or vinyl base molding is a popular choice as it is resistant to water damage and easy to clean. Wood base molding can also be used if properly sealed and maintained to prevent moisture absorption.
