8 Steps to Make Your Own Sink

The rust, water stains, and bottles of new and old bathroom supplies in the bathroom all make people tangled. In this issue of PChouse Makeup Home Help, we have invited Korean DIY expert, Mr. Cathy, to give advice on your home bathroom problems and teach you DIY custom sink storage. Click to learn more about the event. >>PChouse Makeup Artists Help Vol.015-DIY Master Classrooms Save Money on Bathroom Renovation Plan! This issue selects netizens Paris Right Bank, Paper Love, Spades AB, and Deadly Companion. They are worried that the washbasin takes up too much space. The bathroom storage space is seriously lacking. Based on this, DIY expert Mr. Cathy will analyze and guide step by step, and teach everyone to make a bathroom sink that saves money and space, and has a storage function.

The dark brown log cabinet and white wash basin matched with the red brick wall make this toilet full of modern Chinese style. The tiles of the countertop are the same as those on the walls and floor, making the interior design more unified and complete. First, draw the design drawings, and write down the dimensions, materials and noteworthy points on paper. The preparation materials are glass glue, drilling machine, some wooden boards, this drill, wash basin, water, screws, door handles, door hinges, and wood cutting machines. The finished planks are cut for further processing. Install the upper frame of the cabinet (the part connected to the countertop) for positioning. After the board is also rubbed with sandpaper, compare the size to see if the size is the same. Use an electric drill to install the planks. It is worth noting that there is no plank on the side of the wall. Then attach the remaining two planks (cabinet doors) to the wood strips with glass glue. to dry. Paint the doors and cabinets with coffee-colored paint, about 2 times, and then paint the entire cabinet 3 times from the inside to the outside with waterproof transparent paint. After finishing the part of the cabinet, you can position the sink. Use a pen to mark the places that need to be drilled. Use a lumber board machine to mark the part to be cut before it comes down. Glue the tiles and planks together. to dry. Remember to cut the tile according to the hole. Sweep the wall ash into the gap of the tiles to make the countertop smoother and more convenient for life. Put the tiles into the frame, first stick the frame with tape, and combine the two with glass glue. Using the tape to separate the frame can prevent the glass glue from contaminating the frame and affecting the appearance. Ready to glue the washbasin and the countertop. Install the countertop on the wall with glass glue, then install the water, and finally glue the washbasin to the tile with glass glue. Glue the wall and the cabinet, install the door hinge and install the handle, so that the prototype of the cabinet comes out. Install the handle later and you're done. The flow table and the wall are integrated into one, and matched with the brown log cabinet, I really miss it. The small flower-shaped door handle is very cute, and it complements the coffee-themed bathroom, which highlights the level of coffee.