Building a cabinet in place
This series of photos shows the steps involved with constructing a built-in cabinet on site beginning at the point of sheetrock completion. In this case, I built the face frame and doors on site as well, although they could be made off site by a third party, perhaps as part of a larger cabinet pack.
In this case the homeowner's had purchased a cherry vanity with flat panel shaker style doors and just wanted something to match. That's a relatively simple thing to make and something I can do on site for less than a cabinet shop would need to charge.
In this case the homeowner's had purchased a cherry vanity with flat panel shaker style doors and just wanted something to match. That's a relatively simple thing to make and something I can do on site for less than a cabinet shop would need to charge.
 Here is the rough opening framed up and sheetrocked, with electrical boxes installed.   Holes are drilled and adjustable shelves installed.  Back to Projects |
 The same view a few hours later. The interior has been paneled with pre-finished maple plywood.  Detail of the cut out at the electrical box in the upper cabinet.   And finally with the doors mounted and adjusted, Pulls will be installed after the vanity goes in. |
