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Base cabinet assembly, working solo, ratchet straps helped hold it together
Fitting drawers
So much ironing!
Adding drawer slides
Adding film to top to cover fixings.
Holes drilled for adjustable shelving
Sides screwed to base cabinet from inside with white cabinet screws
Assembled and attached to the wall at the side and back
No special holes needed for these hinges and adjustable
Nice deep drawers
Drawer face clamps from Temu helped to line up faces before attaching them.
Adjustable shelves
Completed unit
Wall filled and painted, doorway not yet finished
Before with wonky small cupboard
Space widened for door way
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Ironing on black edging for drawers
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Timber added to attach overhead cupboards
Initial frame for side kitchen
Completed kitchen
The wet panel joiners, corners and capping from Bunnings make tidy corners and edges
Stick frame can be made into many shapes to cover wheel arches, allow for fire extinguishers etc
Once the frame is fitted and fastened to the wall, it can be skinned in 3mm ply
Completed cupboard
I use an air staple gun to construct the frame just like original construction.
The 3mm wet panel corners and capping are stapled to the frame then the ply "skin" glued in place to add strength.
Then add fixings along the magnetic strip before it all falls off.
Follow the instructions to get the adhesive backing onto the window frame.
What's in the box.
Loose lay the flyscreen over the frame, if you stretch it over, it will warp the frame
Then re-attach the magnetic insect screen.
I used the XL size for this long window and added roll up blinds that I made to suit.
Then peel up the corners to open/close the window.
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