can it be installed on the inside of a vanity door?
1118140
Same as other answers. Must be solid door and you will need to ensure nothing in the vanity is close to door. Look at depth of the storage and measure inside vanity to see how much space will need to be clear to be able to close door.
1118141
I think it could be just check the measurements carefully to make sure you have enough room inside the vanity door. I love mine. I did not have room inside my vanity with my other junk in there. hope this helps.
1977570
It could if there is nothing else on it. It is normal vanity size which means rather small. But this is a very nice piece.
1737222
Yes. Between the mirrors on the front/insides of doors and back of the interior part of the cabinet itself it would be hard not to see any angle you wanted!
1461159
I don't think so, but you may try calling either the seller or manufacturer. Anyway, that sink is specifically made for that vanity or vice versa. You cannot use a standard sink with the vanity, if that is your intent. If space is your concern the entire sink/vanity takes no more space than a standard. I answered with more info than you requested...but wanted to be helpful.
1496674
Definitely not. I am a woman and I would not recommend this for a vanity/makeup desk. There is a very shallow space when the unit is closed.
1461225
Yes. I use it in my bathroom on top of my vanity which holds my bottles of lotions, Qtips, etc.
2128545
Yes it can, but what's important is that the door is cut out to hold this type of door handle/lock assembly. The knobs screw onto a treaded shaft that is plenty long to accommodate any door thickness.
614221
The description says that it can be. I didn't install it there, I bought two and installed on just outside the shower door overhead, and the other one over the vanity.
2281980
Only if it is a solid wood door. It would be to heavy for am ordinary interior hollow-core door
763652
I don't think so. Its better on the inside of a door standing up. It saves a lot of cabinet room.
1825251
Not likely, the plunger is on the inside of the door where it should be OK.
604654
Yes, but it depends on the thickness of your door. The plastic piece is somewhat flexible.
60454
I don't think so, unless you have very fragile wood. I have it on the inside of some wood drawers and had to lift & reapply because I went crooked during installation, but everything was ok.
2029325
Absolutely, in fact it has a very easy sliding mechanism. This vanity is stunning for the price and dressed up my small bathroom beautifully. One thing to beware of is the shelf inside the doors that open - it is not movable, and as my luck goes, it was positioned exactly where the pipes come out of my wall, so I had to destroy the back part of that shelf to actually fit the vanity against the wall.
1313086
Yes, if all the parts are included, then it attaches to the back of the vanity...although our didn't have pre-drilled holes so we had to pick a spot and make our own holes. It really is a pretty vanity but I sent ours back because it was just way too small for the space I wanted to use it for.
1341062
I am sure it could if you drilled a hole first. I installed mine on the wood that frames the inside of the door. You must be able to put in at least one screw into the back piece that mounts flat to the wall.
1035240
I don't think this would work above a vanity unless there is a three foot span between the mirror and the ceiling. I do not think it would be realistic to attempt to shorten the strings because there are so many of them and if they were not cut perfectly you would not have the precise pattern.