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freestanding bathroom sink basin
We are at the tail end of a bathroom remodeling project. We decided to use
the the IKEA freestanding sink basins, which sit on legs. The basins are relatively easy to put together, but the one ? I have is how to secure them to the wall? If anybody has bought anything from IKEA, they know the instructions are overly simplistic (no words, and a cartoon figure showing you what to do). At the back of the basin are brackets with silver dollar sized holes you are suppose to screw a screw through to the wall. (At least that is what I'm assuming. The instructions are a bit unclear, and the screws for this particular task are not included with the basin). The problem is, the brackets are not located near a stud. What should I use to secure the basin to the wall. Dry wall screws? Anchors? |
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