The developer used a kitchen cabinet for the vanity in the bathroom. It's really big and has lots of storage but It's kind of deep, which means you can't get really close to the mirror and has no drawer space, but I can deal with that. Problem is it's counter height and he installed an above counter faucet. I'm 5'5" and it's tough for me to use. Any ideas on how to fix? Get a recessed sink installed. The countertop is granite... Thanks!
Get a step-stool...it's the cheapest way.
If this is a new house, I'd have the builder replace the cabinet.
once you're construction (new) the builder would desire to offer you the alternative of having the rooms which you particularly p.c.. often the owner's suite is extra effective (2011-2012), at the same time as the bedrooms are smaller (some as low as 9x9). Why might you build devoid of the formals which you will not even get with the 8 year previous domicile? so a tactics as insulation, the 2003 house is probable similar to the 2012 (or you may upload extra). If the economic enterprise has lost over 100k, then its fairness that would desire to ultimately get well. funds-smart, appears like the 2003 is a extra useful deal.
If you are building (new) the builder should provide the option of getting the rooms that you want. Almost always the owner's suite is higher (2011-2012), even as the bedrooms are smaller (some as little as 9x9). Why would you build with out the formals that you would not even get with the 8 yr ancient condominium? So far as insulation, the 2003 condo is probably going similar to the 2012 (or which you can add extra). If the financial institution has misplaced over 100k, then its fairness that must finally recuperate. Money-wise, sounds just like the 2003 is a greater deal.
REMOVE VANITY AND CUT THE TOE KICK OFF--WILL DROP THE TOP 4 TO 6 INCHES. RE-INSTALL--OR REPLACE WITH A REGULAR VANITY BASE 24' DEEP SO THAT YOU CAN KEEP THE GRANITE TOP. GOOD LUCK
