Lillangen Sink from Ikea. with Krakskar faucet

By WNY Handyman|May 7th, 2012|4 Comments

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Danielle March 19, 2013 at 7:43 pm - Reply

Lillangen Sink from Ikea. with Krakskar faucet. Did you build the base? Unable to find it anywhere
- Administrator March 20, 2013 at 10:39 am - Reply
  
  Danielle,
  
  We did not have to build the cabinet. It is a stock item at Ikea.
  
  I would not have known about this cabinet if I didn’t see it in the store. When I decided to write about the Lillangen Sink, I had a harder time finding this shallow vanity cabinet on the IKEA site. Not sure why.
  
  To locate the shallow cabinet (about 10″ deep) you have to browse to the LILLÅNGEN page and then click on the “size” drop down. Change it to the 23 5/8×9 7/8×25 1/4″ selection. $59! Can’t beat that.
  
  Here is the link to the cabinet page:
  http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/50205155/#/50205155
  
  Let me know if you are still having trouble. Good luck.
  
  WNYHandyman.com
lucylou August 27, 2013 at 11:24 am - Reply

This is fantastic and has saved our bathroom!

Great work! Love the ends touching the wall that seem flush!
Did you hand craft wood ends for that?

Thank you so much for posting this great pic of the entire thing and the details on the cabinet.
- boblaw@gmail.com August 28, 2013 at 10:40 am - Reply
  
  LucyLou,
  
  Glad that the photo’s helped. The ends were simply to act as a better transition for the frame and panel wall. It looked very strange without something there. We simply used 1″x3″ transition pieces that were caulked and painted to match (the photo is just with primer). It has been about a year now and worked out very well for us.
  
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Lillangen Sink from Ikea. with Krakskar faucet

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