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hi there, just wanting some ideas on how to hide these pipes without using cloth material
Hi @LeeA2569,
Let me extend a very warm welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. We're thrilled to have you join us and look forward to reading all about your projects and plans. We trust you'll get loads of inspiration and advice from our clever and creative community members.
My immediate thought about your question is whether you have room for a small bathroom vanity? You might like to share the dimensions of the room or a small sketch so we can better see what you are working with.
Jason
Hi @LeeA2569,
The vanity @Jason linked to is very close, only slightly taller, so it could be a good match. 400mm W x 220mm D x 840mm H. I installed a vanity slightly larger than this over my weekend, as the previous one had exposed pipes and was really old. It looks fantastic.
Alternatively, you could get creative with timber and box them in somehow. Perhaps create an area to store toilet rolls? To create a C shape on a budget, I'd suggest using MDF and painting it thoroughly as it doesn't like wet environments. If you take your sizes with you, the team in-store can cut the pieces for you.
Mitchell
Hello @LeeA2569
Thank you so much for putting up the measurements. I've made a few sketches of your proposed cover. I've also modified them so that you can get a little bit of extra storage for your vanity cover. I suggest CustomWood MDF 1200 x 900 x 16mm Standard MDF Panel. I've placed a cutting pattern at the bottom but please double-check the measurements as I've placed the thickness of the MDF at 18mm instead of 16mm. I recommend using Zenith 8 - 10 x 60mm Galvanised Countersunk Rib Head External Timber Screws - 15 Pack. Paint it with Taubmans 500ml White Sample Pot.
Please keep us updated with your progress, we look forward to seeing your pipe cover assembled and ready to go.
Eric
