How To Install A Bathroom Sink - ALL PLUMBING CONNECTIONS! Drain, Faucet, P-Trap, and Vanity
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- Опубликовано: 16 май 2024
- In this video, I show how to install a bathroom sink. I go into detail how to connect the water lines to the sink via SharkBite fittings, hooking up the P-trap for the drain, faucet, and much more! I would like to thank SharkBite for sponsoring this video. Visit www.sharkbite.com/us/en/max?u.... for more information about the SharkBite Max fittings! Checkout the SharkBite youtube channel / @sharkbiteplumbing #ad #SharkBitepartner #plumbing
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Timestamps
Intro 00:00
How To Prepare Water Lines and Drain Lines 00:35
How To Set the Vanity 07:40
How To Install The Faucet And Drain 09:37
How To Install A P-Trap and Connect Water Lines 12:06
Securing Sink Top 15:29
Turning On Water and Testing The New Sink 16:10
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Great video. As a DIYer who is always intimidated by plumbing, this was really straight forward and understandable. Thank you for making the install so clear and uncomplicated.
Thank you! That’s the great thing with shark bite fittings, any DIYer can do the installation. I think it’s important to make the videos very understandable. Stay tuned for more!
@@TheExcellentLaborer At some point, I'd love to see you install an Ikea Rannilen p trap on a sink. The Swedes have cleverly placed their p-trap parallel to the wall so you gain loads of extra space under the sink that allows for full use of sink drawers where you don't have to notch out the middle of the drawer for the p trap to fit. I've always called in a plumber for these jobs, but I'll bet you could explain how to do the install very easily.
I try to remember to remove the faucet aerator prior to first time use. If there is sediment in the system, it will flush out...
Great job
Thanks a lot!
Nice work bro
I appreciate that! Good luck with your projects!
Good video. I'm starting a bathroom remodel. Good to be reminded how to do the water lines. Do you ever use teflon tape on the threads?
So with slip joints, you're not required to use primer and cement? I thought you always have to use primer, cement, or teflon tape at every joint in order to be up to code? Someone help me understand the exceptions.
If you ever have to replace the sink pop-up drain, good luck with the silicone. I always use plumbers putty.
And I've had several issues with plumbers putty so I use silicone lol
Nice work, the detailed explanation is clear and to the point.
Question though, why didn't you use Teflon tape?
I believe they sell chrome sleeves to cover the Pex. It makes for a cleaner look.
Yes they do. In the video coming out soon, I use that for the toilet supply waterline. Stay tuned!
Just a question I want to use the Pex B but from other videos I saw that you should go with 3/4” if your going to use Pex B for a true flow.I seen that with expansion you can use 1/2” because the fittings will be the true diameter.Is this true or not necessary?I seen that 1/2” Pex B fittings are not a true diameter at the connections.
Nice
Thanks Jamie!
@TheExcellentLaborer You're a great builder and help us all with all that you share. 😀
Hi all! I have a question and I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction. We are converting our master bath from a tub to a shower. We want walls that go to the ceiling. I'm only finding 70 inches except for a select few, and they're white. Any ideas where else we could look? TIA!
What are the pipe (ptrap) sizes for this sink?
1 1/4” . I hope that helps!
@TheExcellentLaborer Yes, it does very much. Have a great day.
You said you put the supply lines at different levels but I did not understand why. Would you please elaborate? Thank you.
@@Navy1977 makes sense. I missed it. Thanks.
Your videos are always so good but this is the only one I see a miss on. I personally think the pex stub outs are the lazy, unprofessional way to go. I run pex, pex A, to a pro pex drop ear. Then I can install any chrome stub out and place my pipe cover over them and they actually fit snug, not like was shown here. Just looks more professional.
Can you install the bathroom toilet
Yup I was getting that video together today. Should be out in a couple weeks. Stay tuned!
I heard shark bites, bites.....