Cabinet Fastening
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nealtw
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You shim them level, plumb and straight and screw them to the studs in the wall.
nealtw
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If you need to, like an island you would screw down a block behind the kick so you can screw thru the kick into the block. Others with more experience will be along soon.
inspectorD
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Like neal stated, screw em to the wall. Find the studs, level them up so the runs are all level across the kitchen.
You only need to srew islands and penninsulas to the floor, to a block.
Have fun watchin this guy,
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mp9zl8Kw1uI&feature=related]Installing Kitchen Cabinets - YouTube[/ame]
You only need to srew islands and penninsulas to the floor, to a block.
Have fun watchin this guy,
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mp9zl8Kw1uI&feature=related]Installing Kitchen Cabinets - YouTube[/ame]
oldognewtrick
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Good video Inspector, but why does everyone from up north say ewt for out. Like, " I'm installing my cabinets and I'm going ewt to my truck for some more cabinet screws."
inspectorD
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nealtw
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Maybe Canadian, if it were Canadien it would in French. Ye'll never bin to Boston?
Johnboy555
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Only a small part of Canada is French speaking...mostly around Quebec.
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I believe you should fasten them to the floor. You can do this by setting the base cabinet in place, plumb and level it, then draw a pencil line along the floor where the toe kick is. Now measure the thickness of the toe kick and draw a second line in from the first line the same thickness as the toe kick. Next screw a 2x4 slightly smaller than the cabinet width to the floor. Set the cabinet over the 2x4 and now you have something to fasten to.
