Granite can be cut to order to fit any shape or size of vanity top.
Replacing your current bathroom vanity top with a granite top can be a great way to upgrade your entire bathroom design. Not only do granite tops have a natural variation and beauty known only to natural stone, but the under-mount sink commonly used with granite can help update the room as well. No matter what type of vanity top you currently have in place, removing it is one of the least invasive ways you can get a new look for the space.
Instructions
1. Shut off the water below the sink in the vanity. Use a pipe wrench to disconnect the waste pipe and faucet supplies from the sink and faucet installed on the old top.
2. Prepare to remove the old top from the vanity. Look at the underside of the corners on the top. Remove any screws that are securing the top to the vanity. Cut through any silicone caulk or adhesive holding the vanity to the top, using a utility knife. Run the edge of the knife around the base of the top wherever it makes contact with the vanity or wall to loosen it. Lift the old top off the vanity.
