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Love the free standing vanity

6 years ago

We moved into a home that has a Porcher vanity similar to this one. Can you tell us how to disassemble it from the wall. Thank you

Dundee Hills Guest Bath - "wheel chair accessible" · More Info

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L.EvansDesignGroup,inc
6 years ago
You have to remove the sink first and then it hopefully is just attached with screws. Remove the screws and the whole thing should come off the wall.
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