Decorate for the holidays. Settle back in your new patio furniture. Everything is fresh, vibrant and real at Wannemaker’s. We understand our customers. We’re family owned and our managers have been with us for an average of 17 years. They select all of our merchandise – annuals, perennials, tropicals, trees, shrubs, bushes, roses, vegetables, herbs, ponds, water gardening, seeds, bulbs, sod and firewood, Bertch vanities, Kohler products, arbors, trellises, pottery, planters, hanging baskets, fertilizers, bird feeders and bird seed, patio furniture, umbrellas, Weber grills, Kamado Joe and Traeger smokers, fire pits, Chimineas, Whitehall and Gaines mailboxes, house plaques, pond supplies – even the fish. We even have fairy gardens and gifts that you won’t find anywhere else. If you’re looking for the perfect gift for Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, birthdays, holidays or a gift for any occasion, you’re sure to find a great selection at Wannemaker’s! Our experienced staff know best what our customers are asking for and what they like.

It’s something like having your own personal home and garden shopper. You’ll have the best garden complete with fountains, birdbaths and statuary if that’s your choice. Pottery that dazzles the eye, wind chimes that sing, Christmas sparkle, patio swank, bubbling ponds and smiling fish will have your neighbors wondering if you grew a green thumb with a decorator’s eye. We only keep the best. If it doesn’t meet with our standards, we send it back.Select from over 170 blooming annuals, perennials, tropicals, and nursery stock. We carry new and hard to find varietal annuals in addition to the old favorites to provide you with the best selection for your garden. Visit our garden center, and meet our experts. Your plants and lawn need food to perform at their best. Wannemaker’s favorites including Miracle-Gro® plant foods, Bayer Advanced™ disease and pest control solutions, and Greenview® lawn care products. Find grass seed, seed packets, seed start supplies and more from brands such as: Vaughans National Seed, Jonathan Green, Burpee, Jiffy, Hydrofarm grow lites, seedling heat mats and more.

Prepare for the warm seasons with PCI patio covers, tables, chairs, chaise lounges, deep seating, cushions, sofas, wicker benches, umbrellas, tiki torches, flags, welcome mats, with chat tables with a gas fire pit in the middle. Our high quality, unique brands include: Hanamint, Winston, Brown Jordan,  Woodard, Patio Renaissance, Berlin Gardens, North Cape International, Summer Classics and OW Lee. We pride ourselves on selecting unique, even quirky gifts to deliver our complete home and garden promise at Wannemaker’s. Some of our large selection includes glazed, composite, terra cotta, fiberglass planters and pots from quality brands such as  Lavastone, Deer Park, and five other unique suppliers; wine glasses, decorative patio stones, patio flags, florals from Allstate and Designers Excellence, candles from Luminara, Root, Thymes, Aromatique, Finley Grace and more. We have vanities, toilets, faucets and other accessories from the best brands for every style and décor – we have just about everything you need to complete your bathroom.

Wannemaker’s is proud to offer numerous vanity designs with a variety of different woods, sizes and stain finishes. Nordstrom Prom Dresses On SaleNumerous counter top styles, colors, sizes and designs are available to perfectly suit your needs. New Zealand Cricket Team T Shirt NewSelect from highly sought after Bertch Vanities, Kohler products and more to make your home a relaxing oasis.Hot Tub Cleaning Glove Serving the West Suburban areas of Chicago Including: Downers Grove, Aurora, Bolingbrook, Burr Ridge, Clarendon Hills, Darien, Elmhurst, Glen Ellyn, Hinsdale, La Grange, Lisle, Lombard, Naperville, Oak Brook, Plainfield, Westmont and Wheaton.Vanity double bowl top medicine cabinet 2 faucets silicone caulk PVC p-trap kit with compression fittings PVC t-connector with compression fittings 2 shut-off valves with dual outlets plumber's putty

flat bar hammer pipe wrench hacksaw electrical pliers level cordless screwgun cordless drill caulking gun crescent wrench groove-joint pliers Use PVC with compression fittings. It's easier to align and less likely to leak, plus, it doesn't have the odor of PVC cement. When checking for leaks, layout a piece of newspaper or paper towel on the floor of the cabinet. Even a small drip will leave a big mark on a paper towel, so you may catch a leak you would otherwise have missed. 1. Turn off the water at the shut-off valves located under the sink (figure A). Remove the supply lines going from the faucet to the shut-off valve and loosen the drain line (figure B). 2. Loosen the caulk between the vanity and the wall with a utility knife. Remove the countertop very carefully so as not to damage the wall (figure C). Remove the screws or nails holding the old vanity cabinet to the wall (figure D). Get rid of the old cabinet. Remove screws from medicine cabinet (figure E) and pull it out (figure F).

3. Turn off the water to the house at the main shut-off valve. Also, turn off the valves on the top of the water heater to make sure you don’t siphon the water out by accident. Go to the lowest faucet in your house and drain the water. 4. Once the house is drained, remove old shut-off valves and discard. Install new dual-outlet valves (figure G) by inserting the supply pipe into the valve, passing the nut and compression washer over the pipe. Tighten with a wrench. Repeat for the hot and cold lines. 5. Turn the main supply valve back on, and open the valves on the water heater. If you have a small drip, tighten the compression nut a little more. 6. Attach the faucet and drain assembly to the new vanity top before installing the top. Attach the flexible supply lines to the faucet by tightening the compression nuts to the threaded posts on the faucet (figure H). Next, insert the faucet through the pre-drilled holes in the vanity top and tighten the nut provided to hold it in place (figure I).

Install the drain assembly, included with faucet, by putting some plumber's putty under the rim of the drain trim and push it down through the top of the drain hole in the sink. From underneath, tighten the nut until the putty oozes out on all sides to seal the drain from leaks. Scrape off any excess putty from the inside of the bowl. Back underneath, screw the tailpiece from the drain assembly to the drainpipe and tighten. Install the lift lever and stopper by aligning the lift lever through the hole in the back of the tailpiece and insert it into the hole in the stopper. 7. Install the new vanity cabinet by securing it to the wall studs. Make sure the top is level and the supply valves clear any drawers or obstructions in the cabinet. 8. Run a bead of silicone around the top of the vanity cabinet and set the sink on top of the cabinet. 9. Hook up the supply lines to the hot and cold shut-off valves and tighten compression nuts with a wrench. 10. Hook up new drain assembly to the old drain pipe using a t-connector and new p-trap.