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Posted by Oren on December 11, 2006, 5:30 pm
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>I bought a cheap bathroom vanity. Came in two pieces - the top, made
>of what looks to be some kind of white glass/ceramic, and the bottom
>particle board. In the upper corners of the bottom are 4 plastic
>triangular pieces with holes in them. These are there of course to
>secure the top to the bottom. But the top is made of something hard
>and I'm afraid to drill into it. So how do I secure the top to the
>bottom? I can't figure out why they even put in the plastic pieces.
>The kit came with no directions.
Some builder grade vanity tops in my area are set with a bead of caulk
along the base top. If they have; as most do, a built in/molded back
splash a few dabs of mastic behind the back splash. A razor knife and
small wonder bar get them off easily.
These tops are poured/molded with what I guess to be plaster paris (?)
but are very durable.
Oren
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and a natural deficiency in moral fiber, and that I am therefore
excused from saving Universes."
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Posted by dadiOH on December 12, 2006, 1:32 pm
Oren wrote:
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> These tops are poured/molded with what I guess to be plaster paris
Polyester resin
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> but are very durable.
Durable is as durable does...
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Posted by Oren on December 12, 2006, 3:54 pm
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>Oren wrote:
>> These tops are poured/molded with what I guess to be plaster paris
>Polyester resin
These look like a faux Corian and the sink and top are all one piece.
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>> but are very durable.
>Durable is as durable does...
I have seen small scratches, but no broken ones.
Oren
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constantly."
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Posted by Professional on December 12, 2006, 6:11 am
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>I bought a cheap bathroom vanity. Came in two pieces - the top, made
>of what looks to be some kind of white glass/ceramic, and the bottom
>particle board. In the upper corners of the bottom are 4 plastic
>triangular pieces with holes in them. These are there of course to
>secure the top to the bottom. But the top is made of something hard
>and I'm afraid to drill into it. So how do I secure the top to the
>bottom? I can't figure out why they even put in the plastic pieces.
>The kit came with no directions.
Hire a professional
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>of what looks to be some kind of white glass/ceramic, and the bottom
>particle board. In the upper corners of the bottom are 4 plastic
>triangular pieces with holes in them. These are there of course to
>secure the top to the bottom. But the top is made of something hard
>and I'm afraid to drill into it. So how do I secure the top to the
>bottom? I can't figure out why they even put in the plastic pieces.
>The kit came with no directions.