Gap Between Vanity Backsplash And Wall

Big gap between vanity and wall.

Gap between vanity backsplash and wall.

The wall bows and there is a quarter inch gap or more between the vanity and tile. We surprise ourselves with what we can come up with when we find a problem. When you install a vanity or floor cabinet some kind of gap between the counter and the wall or backsplash is almost inevitable. You can see a crack line between the original sealant not sure what it is and the client s caulk.

I got new granite counter tops and apparently the wall was not built straight but the granite back splash was cut straight so now i have a 3 8th inch gap in some places while it is flush in others. Hi our vanity was just installed in the bathroom. On nov 26 2017. The idea was to have it flush against the newly tiled wall so that we didnt need to install a backsplash.

Hometalkers are the best. The vanity top came with one backsplash for the back only i didn t want to use it as i preferred the tile look as a backsplash. Connecting the counter with the wall or backsplash. Don t tell me to caulk the area the counter top is a spotted gray and walls are red so there isn t any caulk that i could buy that would look right besides filling that area.

We have found out the wall is not square. We took the old vanity out and went to put the new one in and it doesn t sit square. I propped up a 2 in peice of marble to see if it would work but we really disnt want a backsplash like. Can t tear out the tile to fix the wall.

Gap between wall and vanity top backsplash tile question kitchen. It s pretty much stuck in place. The whole world watched as her perfect marriage fell apart. Want to add a backsplash but have a gap between the wall countertop.

Any suggestions on how to fix. We got it in okay but the vanity top made out of marble is will not sit flush. Now thinking maybe we can take the backsplash and have it cut into two small strips. Still not the clean look i was after but don t know what else to do.

Easy way to perfectly caulk the gap between countertop and wall. Even if you manage to get the cabinet tight enough against the wall to make this gap unnoticeable movements in the wall or the cabinet may open one up later. The countertop can t be pushed back to the wall. It s really on thick now.