Hiding a gap?

[davidjhope]

I've just installed a new vanity basin unit in a small cloakroom and have found that the floor is not level. This has created a 9mm gap one end (see photo)
Any help with on how to hid it?
Thank you

 

[Steelmasons]

Scribe the base or change it for a wall hung unit.

 

[davidjhope]

Thanks for your prompt reply.
What does scribe the Base mean?

 

[Terrywookfit]

Removing the bottom edges that prevent it from sitting level.
Phone a joiner !!

 

[davidjhope]

Removing the bottom edges that prevent it from sitting level.
Phone a joiner !!

 

[davidjhope]

Thank you.
That's probably the best way. I was hoping that some sort of sealing strip was available.
I'll get the power plane out. Luckily I haven't started the pipework yet.
Thanks again
David

 

[Terrywookfit]

There will be plenty of tutorials on u tube.

 

[AGAS]

find a piece of wood or something the same size as the biggest gap, then place a pencil above that piece of wood and draw a line along the base following the floor line , now you have a cut line to saw off which will match the floor while keeping the unit level , then you've got to sort the other sides ..

 

[davidjhope]

Thanks AGAS.

 

[mcmoby69]

'Power plane'?

This will end in tears and blood.

 

[dilalio]

'Power plane'?

This will end in tears and blood.

And break-out on the laminate

 

[rules&rulers]

is there feet/studs on the base of that uni photo helps.

is the right handside of the unit sitting on the tiled floor,

maybe raise the right side 4.5mm then a nice bead of the plumbers favourite will tidy it all up.

Easily do able,

 

[dilalio]

"Mind the gap"

 

[davidjhope]

The right hand side is on the floor.
I will trim it down. I will need to make sure the edges are well sealed to prevent water damage.
Thanks everyone for your help and support.

 

[rules&rulers]

Enjoy the bank holiday.

Love bank holidays