Console Bath Vanity...continued

[Jeffrey Makiel]

If you've got a good memory, this project began quite a while ago and is getting long in the tooth. Too many other things going on lately. But here are some more in-process pics of the console vanity and a new surround for the medicine cabinet. The last pic is a computer rending of our goal.

The wood is African mahogany with a Sedona Red stain and satin wipe on polyurethane. Hardware is nickel chrome from Hettich USA. Glass was ordered from Rockler...pricey but very nice.

I still need to make the top from solid surface material but am having trouble getting my hands on the material due to licensing issues.

-Jeff :)

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[Jim Becker]

Absolutely beautiful!!! Being in the final throws of finishing up my own vanities, I can appreciate how much you want this project to come to completion! I hope you find a solution to the solid surface challenge...I never liked those distribution restrictions, but can also understand them to a certain extent. They really should at least offer a way for a serious DIY or low-volume pro to get the stuff, even if it involves an hour or two of training.

[frank shic]

jeff, i like that bowed front. have you thought about either:

http://www.solid-surface-kits.com/

or

http://easyfabcountertops.com/