Bathroom Vanity

[Lsav]

Our bathroom vanity in our 2018 Redhawk fell apart, and I need a new one. Does anyone know where I can get a replacement vanity?

 

[pconroy]

How set are you on having the new one match the existing decor?

There's nothing special about the vanity in ours. Other than the small "bar" sink, and small depth. You might want to take some measurements and then pop over to lowes.com or homedepot.com and see if some of their smaller vanities would work?

Also - take a look under the sink and get an idea for how much width you'll need to fit all of the plumbing back in.

 

[Lsav]

There Is so little room under the vanity. The pipes and the large water filter are there. I looked at HD and Lowes but I find it hard to spend 300.00 on a vanity and tear it apart trying to fit it. I was hoping for something that was already designed for that space. Also, trying to find something that is the correct depth has been tough.

 

[pconroy]

$300 is a lot agreed - but not much these days when it comes to this stuff. I understand your frustration. There are online custom cabinet vendors. Maybe using their website to put in the desired dimensions would give you an idea of what your options will be.

My other thought was if you come up empty and think starting with an existing vanity is the only route, then I'd probably go after (a) an IKEA cheapie or (b) something on clearance at Lowes/HD - they often clear out stuff or (c) hit up one of the Restore places that take donated building materials from demo's and resell.

Is there a reasonably talented handyman (found on something like Nextdoor) in your area? Someone with some woodworking / cabinet building experience?

 

[Skyline]

Lsav, having installed a few kitchens, the home centers may be able to find an affordable cabinet that is the proper size. Can you reuse your existing top and sink? What ever you do I would recommend you add a few screws in the appropriate areas. I have used the ones in the attached photo. The heads are only about 5mm.

 

[Skyline]

Here’s the label…

 

[Johnynorthland]

I have a 2019 RedHawk 25R. Mine is a corner vanity and is nothing more than built-ins without a backing. I think I’d be hard-pressed to find one to fit my specific set up. If your door is good, I would just build it out of plywood myself And reuse the door and the hinges/hardware. You could probably stain everything to get it real close.

 

[Lsav]

Lsav, having installed a few kitchens, the home centers may be able to find an affordable cabinet that is the proper size. Can you reuse your existing top and sink? What ever you do I would recommend you add a few screws in the appropriate areas. I have used the ones in the attached photo. The heads are only about 5mm.

Unfortunately the countertop is coming apart as well. The sink is fine its metal. The doors fell apart but I may be able to get them back together. Thanks for the information on the screws.

 

[Lsav]

I have a 2019 RedHawk 25R. Mine is a corner vanity and is nothing more than built-ins without a backing. I think I’d be hard-pressed to find one to fit my specific set up. If your door is good, I would just build it out of plywood myself And reuse the door and the hinges/hardware. You could probably stain everything to get it real close.

I may try rebuilding/repairing the doors but I still need a new top.

 

[Johnynorthland]

What puzzles me is how this happened? Mine is a 19, bought it in 18, we have 50k miles on it. Ours is holding up, the furniture is another story! Do you have good ventilation? Do you store with damp-rid or dehumidifier?

 

[Lsav]

What puzzles me is how this happened? Mine is a 19, bought it in 18, we have 50k miles on it. Ours is holding up, the furniture is another story! Do you have good ventilation? Do you store with damp-rid or dehumidifier?

The cabinets are crap. The adhesive they use for inset panels for the cabinets is terrible. I have had to redo every one of them. It's not a ventilation or dampness issue. The door literally fell apart while we were driving. Walked into the bathroom and half the door was still attached to the cabinet and the other half was on the floor. I'll probably just make new doors and leave the vanity intact. The countertop around the sink has delaminated though and will need to be replaced. They don't seal the countertop very well by the wall and water gets in there.

 

[Johnynorthland]

Man, I guess that’s next for us! We just spent $6,500 to reupholster ALL the furniture ! Even the front seats, everything pealed all at once! I had new foam put in the dining room cushions and the jackknife, everything is awesome now! My cabinets are holding up, I hope it stays that way for a few more years!

 

[pconroy]

Our cabinets are still doing well too.