How to Install a Basin with Brackets

Tools Required (not supplied):

Remove Mounting Hardware: Detach all pre-installed mounting hardware (screws, washers, nuts, etc.) from the basin and the wooden MDF board.
- Important: The basins are fragile, so handle them with care and have assistance if needed.
Reuse Existing Brackets: The basin comes with pre-installed brackets attached to a wooden plate (MDF board). These brackets will be reused for the installation.

Turn Over the Countertop: Carefully flip the countertop onto a soft, stable surface to prevent damage.
- Tip: Ensure the basin overflow is positioned directly across from the faucet holes.
Position the Basin: Place the basin over the cutout on the countertop, ensuring it is centered with the faucet hole and evenly spaced between the mounting holes.
Mark the Outline: Use a pencil to trace the outline of the basin on the countertop.
Apply Silicone Sealant: Remove the basin and apply a bead of silicone sealant around the top edge of the basin rim.

Reposition the Basin: Carefully place the basin upside down on the countertop, aligning it with the marked outline. Press firmly into place.
Reattach the Brackets: Reuse the pre-installed brackets that came with the basin. Use the same screws, washers, and nuts to secure the brackets to the basin lip, ensuring the basin is firmly held in place.
- Tip: Make sure the basin is properly aligned and do not overtighten the screws.
Clean Excess Silicone: Wipe away any excess silicone from underneath the basin with a clean cloth.
Cure the Silicone: Allow the silicone to dry for 24 hours before continuing with any additional installation or using the vanity.

Important Notes:

Allow the installation to dry for 24 hours before use to ensure the silicone sets fully and the basin is securely installed.