Well to make a long story short I started out just replacing an old tub in the bathroom which turned into a whole remodel!! I’m talking new toilet, floor, lighting and heck while I was at it lets knock down a wall and make some room for a double vanity. After all in a few years three teenage girls will be fighting for sink space!!! Honestly I just didn’t want to spend $800 - $1,000 on a double vanity so I decided to take matters into my own hands. This was my first time building any type of functional furniture. I made a ton of mistakes but I also learned many valuable lessons. I really took my time....about 3 weeks...ok, maybe 4. Building this vanity was like cutting 101 for me. #1 lesson I learned, MAKE SURE YOUR CUTS ARE STRAIGHT!!! I also learned the value in test cuts and having a lot of patience and extra wood on hand. Anyone can do this, just be willing to put the time and effort in…and do lots of research.
Comments
Stefanye Thurmond (not verified)
Fri, 05/04/2012 - 08:12
beautiful job!
I share your fear of drawers! It still looks great with cubbies :)
Anelicia (not verified)
Sun, 11/25/2012 - 21:27
Mattress Sliding
I love this bed but I am wondering since there is no edge if you have any issue with your mattress sliding side to side?
alamanda973
Thu, 12/13/2012 - 17:18
No edge
My mattress does not slide because it is heavy and it is a little wider that the bed thus there is no edge which exceeds. I hope to have answered the question.