Install the vanity last.
Should tile floor be layed before vanity is set.
The contractor remodeling my bathroom set the vanity on the floor first then installed the flooring around it.
One would want to tile under the tub that must be set before the wallboard is installed.
The homedepot video says to install the cabinet and fixtures then install the lifeproof lvp flooring.
I know that you usually tile the floor before installing the vanity in case you change the vanity in the future.
This is easiest with linoleum or vinyl tiles.
We are adding a new bathroom bedroom and have someone available to do the flooring before the plumber can get back to do the finish work i e.
The benefit of installing the tile assembly after the cabinets stone countertops and other dead loads are installed understanding that the floor was designed to handle these loads is to help ensure the system is placed into compression before the tile is installed meaning the force of downward pressure on the finished installation is minimized.
Should i ask him to pull the vanity out re do the flooring and then re install the vanity on top of the flooring or would it be good enough to just seal the vanity in place as it is with.
When the time comes to reinstall the vanity you will simply install the new piece of hardware through the tiles and into the floor.
Set it in place on top of the new floor.
If you remove the vanity tile the floor underneath the vanity just like you do the rest of the floor.
Place 3 inch screws in the holes at both corners at the bottom.
I had thought that he would install the flooring first and then set the vanity on top of it.
I understand that some of flooring will be covered by the vanity and shower.
Install the toilet and vanity all rough in plumbing work has been done.