How to 'Properly' Hang a Wall Cabinet
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- Опубліковано 14 кві 2022
- A fully loaded wall cabinet is a heavy item so hanging one in a wall that will stay one the wall is important. Watch me as I modify the suggested fixing and make sure my wall cabinet will be up forever.
Easy, Strong Dot and Dab Fixing Video: • How to Fix Heavy Items...
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Just wanted to mention: be careful boiling the kettle underneath the cupboard. I have a relative who did this for years and eventually the surface of the cupboard door started to separate from the door. Hope you have a nice Easter weekend!
Those B&Q units are rubbish & I would never buy them again. Why not use core fix screws, saves all that mucking about with filler?
When holes are need to be drilled from the back of the cabinet, I use a very fine drill to start with from the back, then drill the size required from the inside of the cabinet. No splaying of finishing on the inside. Good videos Stuart I enjoying watching them each week, keep it up.
Had the same shelves, disappointed to say the least, since scrapped and replaced with wooden cabinets, you will soon realise how rubbish those units are
Weren't you incredibly irritated by the damage to the inside bottom left door??? I would be - I would have to put a dab of gloss paint on it to at least disguise it a bit.
A bit of good old country SILENCE would be bettter.
A client wanted a 2 metre wide Oak "Welsh Dresser" cabinet weighing over 60kg, fitted to a single skin breeze block dot & dabbed plasterboard wall. Dresser was to hold/display finest crockery. Used a 2 metre long cabinet hanging wall rail (cut down to fit inside of cabinet width end panels) & fixed rail to wall using nine Corefix Metal & Plastic Heavy Duty Dot & Dab wall fixings (10 × 95mm). Fitted a pair of 130 Kg rated Hafele Spider Concealed Cabinet Hangers (each with 4 off 10mm diameter metal dowel fixings) to inside back of cabinet end panels. Two of us lifted Cabinet onto Wall Rail & vertically/horizontally adjusted each cabinet hanger through two 25mm diameter holes in cabinet back panel, prior to fitting cover caps. That was several years ago & cabinet still on wall 👍
Why dont you use the old fan switch to feed some under cabinet lighting? perhaps your next project on here?
Shame about the small chip on the inside bottom corner of the left hand door. Put some white sealer on it it's only going to get on your nerves over time or worse the missus will say so! Good video though as always, thank you.
If they want you to droll through the backboard why didn’t they drill them when they were manufactured? Seems bizarre that the end user had to to it!
It was a little flimsier than I expected. I had to add a 2x2 piece of wood to the bottom on the rear side in order to stabilize it better
Fascinates me to see how meticulous you are and your level of detail and thought process is second to none, absolutely brilliant
Another fantastic video, really appreciated the way you approached fitting the heavy cabinet, it’s always a worry not knowing if one has done enough to ensure a positive fixing, but using your recent lessons/video on plasterboard fixing you have shown how it’s done yet again ……. Brilliant video
I love these types of videos from your channel. When I see them I know that this is a method I can trust to be practical and safe and accessible to DIYers. There's a reason your channel is growing so fast - keep doing what you're doing!
Great video love how well you explain things without it being to complicated to understand some videos that others make I just can’t wrap my head around
I’ll probably never need to do this type of job but I loved watching the video anyway. Your skills are admirable.
Another excellent video, thank you. Your way of explaining how to do various DIY jobs is easy to understand and put into practice. Some very good tips of hanging cabinets etc is much appreciated.
Only you could make a video about hanging a cabinet on a wall interesting & enjoyable to watch. Top job as always
Excellent stuff, as always. Some really useful tips to make you more confident of your next project. Thank you!
So many tips and easy instructions . Love this channel . I don’t do anything DIY without checking this channel playlist