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Fix Bathroom Sink Fell Off Wall. So what's the best way to fix this? I bought a bathroom pedestal sink from the hardware shop, but there where no fixing screws/bolts etc to fix it to the wall. Something fell down our bathroom sink, and when unscrewing the trap pipe, the steel connector just broke off. I checked the supporting structure (which is basically some screws and wooden planks) and from the 3 screws visible it seems like someone tried. I drilled 2 holes in the wall, plugged the holes and screwed the sink to. I've attached pics of the top where you can see the part that's pulled away, and another. (leaving the steel pipe thread still inside the pvc) the section that broke off. Includes all the steps to better secure a loosening sink. If you do look under and see bolts or nuts, try tightening them, and (if that works, rather than they just spin in the wall) then give it a week or so to see if the sink stays put before deciding you're.

I drilled 2 holes in the wall, plugged the holes and screwed the sink to. (leaving the steel pipe thread still inside the pvc) the section that broke off. If you do look under and see bolts or nuts, try tightening them, and (if that works, rather than they just spin in the wall) then give it a week or so to see if the sink stays put before deciding you're. Includes all the steps to better secure a loosening sink. Something fell down our bathroom sink, and when unscrewing the trap pipe, the steel connector just broke off. I've attached pics of the top where you can see the part that's pulled away, and another. So what's the best way to fix this? I bought a bathroom pedestal sink from the hardware shop, but there where no fixing screws/bolts etc to fix it to the wall. I checked the supporting structure (which is basically some screws and wooden planks) and from the 3 screws visible it seems like someone tried.

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Fix Bathroom Sink Fell Off Wall If you do look under and see bolts or nuts, try tightening them, and (if that works, rather than they just spin in the wall) then give it a week or so to see if the sink stays put before deciding you're. I bought a bathroom pedestal sink from the hardware shop, but there where no fixing screws/bolts etc to fix it to the wall. Something fell down our bathroom sink, and when unscrewing the trap pipe, the steel connector just broke off. (leaving the steel pipe thread still inside the pvc) the section that broke off. I checked the supporting structure (which is basically some screws and wooden planks) and from the 3 screws visible it seems like someone tried. So what's the best way to fix this? Includes all the steps to better secure a loosening sink. I drilled 2 holes in the wall, plugged the holes and screwed the sink to. If you do look under and see bolts or nuts, try tightening them, and (if that works, rather than they just spin in the wall) then give it a week or so to see if the sink stays put before deciding you're. I've attached pics of the top where you can see the part that's pulled away, and another.