Can this be replaced without having the countertop being removed?
1730747
definitely. there are a few bolts you'll have to remove and it helped me to pull the cabinet door off. After that it takes some manuvering but you will be able to do it.
1730748
Yes, it can. If your unit is like mine, you can take out both shelves without touching the counter. The center post has a screw that allows the two pieces of the center post to be shortened (and tensioned). After you do this, you can unscrew the shelves and take the whole unit out. It sounds tricky, but it isn't. It took me about 15 minutes to replace my top shelf. Good luck!
1689560
No, there really isn't a way without ruining the unit. The granite top is already firmly attached with cement/glue. Good luck if you decide to go with it. I saw the exact same one in Pottery Barn for over $2000.00 without the faucets! We used it for a house we were flipping. The house was built in 1920 and had very narrow hallways and doorways and we just made it through....
55899
I guess not ...although, it would be a bit tippy if you don't do something about that. velcro it so the counter!
2152809
The countertop is attached to the cabinet using a commercial grade adhesive. We do not recommend removing the countertop.
2183718
No, it's not necessary, but if it's easy to remove, then take it out. It'll make things a lot easier in the long run. We didn't remove ours and taped very carefully around the edges. Getting between the backsplash and sink edge was a real trick. We left the tape on a little too long and it was a beast to remove. Tape removal must be done slowly and meticulously. I believe the directions instruct tape removal within 24 hours or so, and our schedule didn't quite coincide within that time frame. The tape did come off, but it took extremely careful scoring with a fresh razor blade. Good luck!
272980
Yes...I installed mine after my granite tops were installed. Not having a top makes installation easier though.
957697
Yes it can be removed. Some screws may become hard to get to but you can remove them.
747400
You will need to plug up two holes or get a new counter top. There are plates to cover the wholes at hardware store.
113883
No it can not be remove, the wheels can come off and you can put ply wood on the bottom so it won't scratch your counter.
685706
Yes you can remove it, you'll need an Allen key and a Phillips head screwdriver. But i see no point in removing it as it the main piece to the whole drafting table, unless you can buy attachments to switch with the glass, I did see another model which came with a glass top and a wooden one.
1689561
Hello,No, you cannot disassemble the vanity itself. The cabinet, countertop, and legs are all fully assembled already. The free backsplash and faucets, however, do not come assembled.Thank you!Kitchen Bath Collection
1570896
It cannot be removed. In our case, the carrier was careless, so the marble top AND the sink arrived cracked. We had to purchase a new countertop and sink, but received a credit towards them from Kitchens and Baths.
1907012
No. The countertop/sink vessel is one piece and the curved backsplash is a separate piece. You don't need to even use the backsplash if you don't want to. I didn't think i was going to use it because I usually like a more simple clean-lined modern look, but I added it about a month ago and it looks amazing. Its GORGEOUS!!! You can see a picture of it installed in my bathroom here before I added the backsplash: http://theblueoar.com/
1340142
No, this is not a recommended choice to recover counter tops. It can easily be damaged from impact such as dishes because it is thin.
1048795
yes it can be replaced, to my knowledge, while installing I notices that it would be easy to replace!!
824519
It's possible.Check the inner space of your counter.Also make sure you have enogh ventilation.there is some heat from the unitthat may cause a problem.It is a stand alone design.Dick
769965
Alaa -- It sounds like the opening is larger than that called for in the installation instructions. I installed mine and did not have that issue. Since your countertop is granite, there is little you can do now, except maybe fill those corners with something that is close to the color of the granite. Regards, Russ Walden