Can the feet be removed so the vanity sits flush against the floor?
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Yes, you can install the vanity without the feet. The feet actually do not come attached.
887617
Yes, of course....it is a bathroom vanity. We did have to modify one additional drawer as our ptrap was lower than usual.
1877593
You could but there are some protrusions on the bottoms and you would have to fix it so it sat flat on the floor.
1775973
Yes, it can be installed either way. We preferred to install it facing up because we wanted to use energy efficient light bulbs. This way the light bulbs are not visible. Also this light fixture is fairly large and we didn't want the lights to hang over the vanity mirror.
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No not at all. One of my front legs has split some from the weight. But I still love this vanity and get lots of compliments on it! Warning: it is super heavy so make sure you have lots of man power when it arrives! Took 4 to carry mine in! Lol
2229907
Yes, as one mentioned you could cut out the baseboard area for the two back legs then it would definitely set flush!!
1118141
I think it could be just check the measurements carefully to make sure you have enough room inside the vanity door. I love mine. I did not have room inside my vanity with my other junk in there. hope this helps.
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Yes, I think the legs could be left off with no issues. There are 4 pre-drilled holes in the legs that would face the inside but would be visible.
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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
1877594
Yes, they could be removed, but it looks like you'd want to add some floor protection to the exposed hardware
1050658
Yes, the foot rest could be removed if desired. It can't be adjusted at all.
212108
Yes, it fit against the wall without a big gap. They also provide you with a matching strip of marble backsplash, which would bridge a gap if your wall were uneven. I didn't even end up using it, but easily could have because it looks nice. Instead I have the wall tiling continue in back and the vanity sits up against the wall. We put some grout there. My vanity came without bottom feet though. There is a finishing molding along the bottom which looks nice, but as there is no toespace, I am tempted to cut this out. Overall, it's a great vanity and beautiful countertop.
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Fixed my wife's vanity. It has to be taken apart to fix. You wrap the pivots with a piece of paper to create resistance to movement and put it back together. It will tighten up the movement this way.
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The feet are not attached to the cabinet when it is shipped. I ordered the bun feet which have a bolt inserted in each foot, I don't know how deep that boltis in the foot but if you had the skill i don't see why you couldn't cut 2 inches off each foot. I believe there is a different style available then the bun which may be easier to cut off. I hope this helps.
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I would check with the company of the vanity. Sorry to hear that. Good luck.
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Not as easily as I would like. It gets stuck in the grout lines. If your tile doesn't have a lot of space between them, it would be a nice stool for you. I love mine, but I just use it by my bathroom vanity.
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Stool is a hair under 15 1/4" tall. Vanity surface is 28" long. I didn't measure depth