farmerjohn1324
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So he pulls the side over and the floor falls out and the door no longer covers the hole.Put a C clamp on it and lightly see if it will pull in. LIGHTLY is the key word as I know it will pull in with snapping sounds.
That’s correct. But the gap looks great from the outside. Then he can start 2 more thread one on fixing the floor and one on straitening the door.So he pulls the side over and the floor falls out and the door no longer covers the hole.
So he pulls the side over and the floor falls out and the door no longer covers the hole.
If you can't fix the gap, hide it. Get some iron on veneer tape the width of both cabinet sides plus the gap, of the wood of your cabinets, stain it to match after applying it to the cabinet
That’s correct. But the gap looks great from the outside. Then he can start 2 more thread one on fixing the floor and one on straitening the door.
Make them come back and fix them.What "floor" do you mean?
I didn't install these cabinets. I paid someone $35/box.
Make them come back and fix them.
The floor of the cabinet. Find some matching material. cut to fit the gap and fill it up.What "floor" do you mean?
I didn't install these cabinets. I paid someone $35/box.
The floor of the cabinet. Find some matching material. cut to fit the gap and fill it up.
Did this happen after you installed the counter or before? How does it look when door are closed or can you adjust the hinges enough to hide it?So no clamps?
Material such as iron on veneer?
I apologize if it seems like I ask repetitive questions, but sometimes it is hard to understand things over text, even if they are simple concepts.
Did this happen after you installed the counter or before? How does it look when door are closed or can you adjust the hinges enough to hide it?
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