How to Install Sinks, Faucets and Toilets!

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In this video we demonstrate how to install a vessel sink on a wood counter, we show you how to connect the drain and the P-trap. We will also show how to install the faucet and connect the water supply lines, as well as how to connect a shut-off valve for your sink water supply. Once you have seen this video you will be able to Install a sink, install a shutoff valve, install a faucet, install a toilet, connect your drain, know how to seal drain leaks, and be your own favorite plumber. Plumbing basics are easy to learn and don't require many tools.
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[@joyturner8987]

I'm 68 years old female and I can now install my sinks and not have to call a plumber. Thank you, I watch all your videos and I really think you are a good person and not out to cheap anyone. Please stay safe and keep up the good work.

[@luke9822]

15:40 Tip: if you want to reduce energy loss, sound transfer, and the potential for insects to crawl into your house, spray foam or caulk those gaps between the drywall and the pipes. It takes just a minute and makes a huge difference.

[@HOTRODRICO]

agreed.. i always do that.. peace

[@deplumbing7255]

Several comments. 1. Teflon Tape is a thread sealant, teflon paste is a thread sealant and lubricant. 2. Definitely use a drain w/out overflow when possible. (Low use guest bath probably fine) 3. Drilling from both sides 👍. I would have used hole saws for a cleaner hole and no chance of splitting. Self feed is a rough carpentry tool. 4. That must have been a well made drain assembly to tighten that hard.. Plastic popup assemblies will self destruct with a fraction of the force you applied. Try using 100% silicone caulk as your gasket on top. You can also use a small bead on the bottom where the gasket meets the sink and where the gasket meets the threads. This allows you to use an appropriate amount of torque and still achieve a. Seal that lasts as long as the drain assembly. Professional drain assemblies mostly do not cone with foam gaskets. 5. Thanks for bringing these videos to the common man/woman. Thoughtful and informative.

[@seabass22]

If you don’t make at least three trips to the store, when putting in a sink, you ain’t doing it right.

[@mkmakie511]

I love your father-son chemistry! Your videos are by far the best out there! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!! 💚

[@pierre-marcrioux5015]

Aaaamazing Jeff! So simple! Once a week is not enough and the wait is unbearable. I'm a computer tech/programmer and I feel like changing job when I look at your videos! Thank You for showing us all this stuff!!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

LOL, we make such long videos that this is all we can do comfortably. next week we start doing daily quick vids for KZbin stories. I am sure they will be helpful as well. Cheers!

[@lindalee7083]

What I like most are your explanations as to WHY you are doing certain things...like with the sink drain assembly and how the gaskets work under certain conditions. You know...the nitty gritty explanation! Best to you. Love your channel.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks Linda, those details are the difference to helping folks truly understand the process. |Cheers!

[@lisabarnetson1362]

Seriously!!! You have made my life easier. I am a house cleaner and I do home improvements. I had no idea how to adjust those toilet lid hinges..because they loosen like regular seats. Thank you soooo much.

[@grahamlocklin]

I winced when I saw those pliers on that drain fitting. It was so pretty. Putting some gas line or hydraulic hose line on the teeth will enable you to grab it and not leave marks.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

no worries it will all be covered with some details later so it will not be seen. Cheers!

[@marybennett7025]

Thanks for this I just completed installing my bathroom sink and vanity with the plumbing, and the same thing in the kitchen sink and plumbing and I have fell in love with the copper pipe cutter and shark bite.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Sharkbite make plumbing easy. Way to go Mary. Cheers!

[@plumbmaster7022]

learn to solder the copper, it's euphoric

[@theapricotbambino]

This is awesome! my bathroom sink is like 40 years old and leaking and you just happen to post a video for the exact sink im getting. HELL YEAH! thanks guys, you are life savers!!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Very cool Joe! Cheers!

[@rich91710]

Sink turned out great. On the toilet, I'm not really crazy about the Pex being so flexible, potentially wearing against the side of the hole in the floor.

[@thebluelunarmonkey]

Right on the money with those useful cardboard gaskets. I was installing 2 new vanity sinks a couple months ago, and without a cardboard gasket, it *IS* tough getting that tapered rubber seal to make even contact with the drain.

[@gachagirl5352]

I enjoy watching father and son working together. Good job guys!

[@revallmccalla3463]

I like how you’re teaching product use and rationale simultaneously. Love the vids

[@chelleec23]

OMG I am so glad I'm watching this video! Our house is nearly a hundred years old so that toilet gasket thing will be a must when we redo the bathroom floor in the spring. Thank you!!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

that will be a great idea. we are doing the kitchen in that house now as well. videos coming soon. Cheers!

[@roweboat]

I'm literally in the plumbing process of putting a bathroom together. Perfect timing!! 😎

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Happy to help. Cheers!

[@matthewpicklesimer293]

You always do excellant work..real life ..real issues...real problems solved....God Bless You Sir..Jesus Loves You Very Much!

[@matthewpicklesimer293]

You make learning easy and humerous...Fun most of all!

[@TN-bm6dh]

I love this guy! He seems so nice. Watched and learned a lot from him. Thanks.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers, happy to help!

[@robles100]

Awesome video !!! Just what I need it, a real coincidence that my sink needed these repairs, now There's no guessing on how to get the job done right. Thanks for being so helpful. Love your channel Sir. 👍👍👍

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

cHEERS HAPPY TO HELP!

[@AVOCADO.plus.ORANGE.Vintage]

thank you, I couldn't have installed my new sink and toilet without you! cheers!!

[@stose85]

Just about to this point on my bathroom remodel Jeff. Coincidentally we also purchased a one-piece toilet. Thanks again for the tips and tricks on a fantastic install!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers Abel. Glad to be of some help!

[@MrNorthstar50]

Good video, plumbing for me always means several trips to the store.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

That is how we learn. Cheers|!

[@EDBailley]

I love it father and son installing a toilet lol Cheers! Great team work! ❤👏

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Love working with my kids. cheers|!

[@ToolsWithAdrius]

Glad to see that there is finally a suitable replacement for wax rings. I absolutely hated trying to replace toilets with wax rings.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

That gasket has been used in condominium buildings forever. wax is cheaper but i prefer the rubber. Much better seal. Cheers!

[@albertperez5211]

What is the name of the rubber gasket used.

[@rose8662]

Matt, you are such a good sport! 👍🏻👏🏻🙌

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Isn't he awesome. cheers\!

[@dingking6123]

5:39 I suggest putting sealant or Teflon tap on the thread for locking nut. The reason is that, the washer gasket is not ideal to seal the grooves for thread. The water could get through the overflow hole of the drain and leak into grooves between gasket and thread. When the rubber aging, it is getting worse. Many contractors does not know this trick, including my friend who installed the sink with water leaking at thread but could not figured it out. Later he seals all thread for those sink drains.

[@CopperCanyonTerrapins]

Rather fortuitous you'd post this video! I have this very project waiting fo me in my downstairs bathroom!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers , have fun with that!

[@aimeewilkie3348]

A chrome Bottle trap would have looked nice on there. Beautiful sink and raw edge wood counter.

[@williamzanghettijr5862]

I have to say that watching your videos Jeff have helped me in so many different projects that i have been doing around our home here in New England. Cant thank you enough for the help and confidence you have given me to tackle just about anything around our home, Thank you,William

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers William, Happy to help. Thanks for the comment.!😀

[@franciscrasto]

Great video....lot to learn . You explain every job you do in detail. You put lot of effort. Thanks.

[@drpepper3726]

Any tips and how to install a toilet in a basement that doesn’t have the plumbing and don’t have to demolish the concrete floor to Install one? There must be a way but don’t know where or what to look for. Thanks for everything you do, I learned so much from you!!

[@mattxander12]

Dr. Pepper I'm not Jeff of course, but what you're looking for is an upflush or macerating pump. Googling that should get you good information on the subject.

[@rose8662]

Really appreciated this video. It helps start to take the mystery out of plumbing. I may attempt some things here. Thank you!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

You can do it rose. Cheers|!

[@SOfilmable]

Just finish my basement bathroom today. Wish i had seen your video before, i could have save many hours of thinking and google. -_-, thx again for another great video. Learned so much from you with this fantastic channel. - Sam from Montreal/QC.

[@michaelmorse6478]

Cool set up for a guest bathroom! And pine counter top is killing it! Great work

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks Micheal. We are looking forward to having guests now!

[@user-og6hm2fv4n]

Hi great content. You’ve gained yourself a new subscriber from the the UK. Seeing as I have a good few weeks off work due to the Coronavirus lockdown, I thought I’d start some long overdue home project works and I’m glad I stumbled into your channel. 👍 I like to keep busy and I cannot take just sitting there doing nothing... it drives me crazy to say the least. First thing on my list is the bathroom hence why I’m watching your video for tips and tricks. Lastly, stay safe from this virus!

[@Gooselip]

Great video! you should hold that abs pipe together for three to five seconds when gluing them together before letting go

[@efmvii]

Hey Jeff! Thanks for taking my call today - Hopefully I will be on my way to fixing my pavers!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Happy to help. make sure to send me pics so I can see your handywork. Cheers!

[@mplscarsales6652]

Your the man just discovered you and watching all your videos keep them coming Thanks for the knowledge

[@CuddaBrown]

Guest bathroom.. that's a dope lil setup.. loving it all..

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers Cudda, glad you like it!

[@WhiTiger]

Once again, thank you! Even though most of what you show here doesn't apply to our current project there is always something useful that we can glean that will help us out when we get to the plumbing part. The progress on our project: Furring strips on the ceiling are in place, the walls and drywall removed. Next will be to replace the rotted subfloor. Question: Do we sheetrock the walls first or the ceiling first?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

always do the ceiling first if at all possible. Then install the walls snug to the ceiling to close the gap. try to leave the gap at the floor. Cheers!

[@jaimejay6056]

You say "Here goes everything" I have always said "Here goes something" because it is definently not nothing!. Yesss!

[@chadwearing9672]

Thank you Jeff, I learn alot from your videos...I am an electrician and live to learn all these new trades...I wish I worked for you...hands down-awesome guy !!!

[@jacklawrence5226]

Best video ever! Love the exchanges with your son!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers jack, I really enjoy working with him!

[@richardgray1730]

Teach your son the right hand rule of thumb . Take your right hand point your thumb in the direction you want to screw, your fingers point in the direction you need to turn the screw, bolt, or nut. I find this great when you are in some strange / upside down position and need to know which way to turn the wrench.

[@aliciamackey8213]

I love watching your videos. They are always so informative. Even the small details.

[@kennieloo6357]

I’ve never watched you on normal speed. I usually watch at 2x speed. Wow what a difference 😂

[@garpikemike1]

He must sound like he's hyperventilating on double speed. He's almost there on regular.

[@Johnbro8]

Thanks for sharing your skills 👍

[@kcayala21]

First learned soo much from your videos, kudos for that. also Matt is sooooooo cute, put him in more of your videos pls. hahahhahah....

[@shannong2703]

To the 70 people that dislike, you must really require a step by step guide!! Call your nearest Contractor!! Or you mad?!?

[@tomalbegov]

My comment is not hate, just an observation. You used 2 different sharkbite shut offs in a video, straight and angled. Funny enough 1 turned out to be a smaller size (meant for a fridge line or another 1/4 inch supply line). Your drain connection is against code. Can't use 90 degree couplings in horizontal drains. Have to use 45 or 22.5 degree couplings. Finally, you should put a braided water supply line on a toilet before installing a toilet.

[@Stevej2013]

Very nice. Thank you. Another great instructional video.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers Steve, thanks for commenting!

[@THEVOICEOFTHECHOSENONETV]

Thanks for sharing! Was very helpful! Save me time and money!!!!!

[@XavierTheNerd]

Always respect the threads!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

exactly! Cheers!

[@williamd1732]

Loving the layout and fixtures you've chosen Jeff, just beautiful. What a great video I really enjoyed it.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks William, we are having some fun with this room!

[@infg0753]

7:21 that actually defines *torque* 😁 Awesome video man!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers and thanks!

[@spdglez6663]

You are the best Sir. Thank you

[@haileyphan2765]

Thanks for sharing 😎

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

My pleasure Hailey. Cheers!

[@Cameroner1]

The amount of SASS going Matt's way has me rolling. "The information's good, you just didn't wanna hear it. How's that workin'?"

[@djfremen]

I'd highly recommend doing copper stub outs for all these supply lines. You can still use your shark-bite angle stop on the copper once you auto-cut it. Also straight stop for toilet to copper stub out. Home Depot sells them and they are cheap. Less movement, less chance of hitting a push fitting against drywall (or floor) and causing a disaster. (Apollo 8 in. x 1/2 in. Copper PEX Barb Stub-Out 90-Degree Elbow)

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

I hear ya However the lines are running through a small crawl space and this was very practical considering. Cheers!

[@butts4653]

He seems like a really good dad

[@psychepath]

Just two lads sitting around a toilet, and then one makes that face 33:44. Any chance when you're done with that room you could do a video about why you picked out those fixtures, chose to do the custom counter, the heated floor etc for a guest bathroom?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers!

[@classikz]

always learn something useful, thank you

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers!

[@beautifulping1]

I can't find what kind toilet you have. I like that look thanks

[@ridelive6249]

I am only here for that grunt. Its golden. )

[@troyjenkins6194]

I have a old center block home and want to remodel step by step I love the way you explain everything and would love links to remodeling the bathroom first from top to bottom

[@JeffMaurerComedy]

Hey Jeff, love the channel. I'm in a condo built in the '30s and thinking of turning the kitchen into a bathroom. Can you think of any obvious reason why that wouldn't work? Can I probably just run the drains for the toilet, shower, and sink down the soil stack that's currently just used by the kitchen sink and the dishwasher? I'm not going to try to DIY this level of plumbing but want to know if what I'm considering makes any sense at all.

[@cncbuss1]

Thank you Jeff! Cheers from Montreal!

[@adelski18]

Great video. I am trying to replace an entire bathroom cabinet with sink and counter attached but only finding them in 48" x 22" but the size of my current one is 45" so I will this be a problem with the plumbing even though cabinet will fit but will plumbing be misaligned or is there another measurement I should take before purchasing? TY!

[@kclefthanded427]

Guests are going to be impressed in the guest bathroom

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

as long as they don't overstay their welcome and start squatting. Cheers!

[@smirhash]

So you are Canadian, he. Cheers

[@dowe9196]

Would have loved more info on the drain pipe configuration ~22:22. I need to do this due to an offset drain versus vanity structure & a plumber acted like I was an idiot but offered no solutions. I figured something out, but wish I’d seen this first!

[@christo88white]

Awesome, looks beautiful.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers Christo!

[@danpants8218]

Looks like you used 1 angle stop and 1 straight stop for faucet shut offs, any reason for that? Why didn't you caulk the toilet to the floor? If toilet is sitting on tile then I would highly suggest you do and should probably explain why do people's toilets aren't moving when they sit on it

[@simdog635]

I would never have the guts not to get the big boss's sign off before placing the sink ;-) She who must be obeyed always wants it installing in a different position to where I would put it (easiest option obviously ;-) nice job Jeff

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

LOL, I had a design consultation with her earlier. Cheers!

[@RonMarish]

"Only finger tight, you don't use a wrench because it has a gasket" ... Then cranks it down with a giant pliers. 😂😂😂. Best remodeling videos on the internet though so keep up the good work!

[@ian22222]

Excellent video, as usual!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers ian!

[@pukilagata]

Thank you very much! Very helpful

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers Tim!

[@behape_4evr]

How old does a house need to be in order to install the foam gasket to the toilet? My home was built in 2003 and I am getting ready to install 3 toilets and was wondering if I can benefit to installing this gasket.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

never too old. it is a superior product to wax in any situation. just a little more expensive. Cheers!

[@Itswriter07]

Awesome video. Truly, laugh-worthy and wholly entertaining as well as informative. Thank you kindly.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers!

[@SonicOrbStudios]

no cleaner before the glue? I've also heard to hold the pipes 15 seconds or so after gluing as they tend to pop out when drying

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

that helps if they are under pressure. in most cases that is not needed. cheers!

[@MS-hd8yq]

ABS pipe (black) doesn't use cleaner/primer like pvc or cpvc

[@gregdali1011]

thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge great channel

[@shawn1379]

Please consider adopting me... Also, Another great video! Great work guys

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

will do!

[@rose8662]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY - Me, too! I promise to bake treats! 🙏😊🙌

[@alexill]

Nice plumbing video Gary. You’re pretty good at laying pipe! #cheers

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

average I would say!

[@13lilfrogslvr]

The toilet bringing father and son together.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

A beautiful Bowl moment. Cheers!

[@13lilfrogslvr]

@@HomeRenoVisionDIY 😂😂😂😂

[@parwezfaizi]

Great video... just a thought... why not put the little toilet hole attachments on the side before you install the toilet, this way you still have the opening to tighten the toilet and all you gotta do is clip on the cover and you can also pre-install the water attachment before you install the toilet and all you have to do is attached it to the water source.

[@Toddster81]

I love the style of that toilet! Looks like it would be easier to clean. They sell those in the states? I'll have to look.

[@kentucky8554]

Always enjoy the vids!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers, great to hear that!

[@eyeswideshut2800]

Don't forget to like and subscribe, so worth the knowledge.

[@joshcowart2446]

Hence the name, friction ring. As for the self feed bits, I got a couple of the Milwaukee ones that come with the removable blade. They’re wonderful. You can still sharpen them a little but if the blade gets you dinged up you can just put a new one on instead of buying a new bit. Also I wouldn’t use that drill for a self feed very often. Get a good right angle drill that will provide much more torque. I burned up a Milwaukee drill and broke the chuck from drilling too many 2 9/16 holes with mine. They can do it but they just aren’t designed for that much torque. Also I wouldn’t use the high speed gear on any self feed or auger bit. It’s better to use the low speed high torque setting. Those faucet buts with the two screws are such an awesome invention. They’ve pretty much made the basin wrench irrelevant which doesn’t hurt my feelings. Plus they’re much easier to remove as well. You don’t have to try to remove a stuck nut with a basin wrench or pliers. Many times on old faucets we’d end up just cutting them off with a sawzall. I’m also curious why you used a straight stop on the cold side and an angle stop on the hot. Why not an angle stop on both. It would keep the supply line tighter to the wall. Id also have connected my trap with a 45 if possible. It’s hard to judge the distance from the wall on video. That fitting looks like it converts toilet threads to 1/2” ip so you can use a faucet supply line

[@publicmail2]

Kohler makes a great soft close universal round or elongated with built in blue led that runs 8 hrs from the time you set it everyday. PCB is conformal coated so it should last, 4x AA's run about a year.

[@hyrsk1552]

Thanks for the new vid definitely enjoy watching them.

[@thithutrucnguyen2939]

Thank you for sharing!

[@lcook0825]

Great video a d some funny input between you and son. Lol.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Matt and i are finding our comfort zone on the camera now. looking forward to much more of him in the future!

[@bc6614]

only allowed 135 degrees of turn on the tarp arm but you used 2 90 degree fittings which is 180. god bless trying to deal with that shit as a plumber lol

[@davidbumpus3457]

Do you know what is missing from your favorite tools on Amazon? A good tool belt! I am preparing to do a conversion of a 500sqft garage into a ADU and I am thinking that I am going to need a good tool belt, as well as a ton of other stuff. Already added some of your favorite stuff to a wishlist so that when the permit comes in and I go on a shopping spree I'm all set.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Thanks David, I am a fan of Kuny's will look into it. !Cheers!

[@iceg01d95]

Ur awesome Jeff!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

No You are!

[@steve_main]

Why does your cold shark bite shut off a straight connector and your hot is a 90 degree one. Is there a special reason for this or did you just use 2 different shutoffs by accident?

[@dianafertig2188]

Are the different angles, related to using the shut off you purchased for the toilet?

[@katie2920]

You two are great! Love watching your videos!

[@Griffolion0]

I've noticed that Canadian construction uses more ABS where American construction uses more PVC for outflow, what's the difference?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

not much. I think pvc is better!