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The correct way is to install a 2x 6 backer plate between the studs where the cabinets are to be hung. If there is not one there you can tear out the drywall and install one. However the base cabinets can be attached using metal drywall screws or lag bolts. Since the countertop will put weight on these they really wont go anywhere, the wall cabinets are the main concern. you can try to use metal stud screws and lag bolts on them as well.
They start out at 25" to allow you enough extra to scribe them to an uneven wall.Most US base cabinets are 23 1/2" deep
Base Cabinets InstallationBase cabinets in the home serve a variety of purposes. You can store food, cookware, and dishes in them. You can make the cabinets basically any size that you want, and you can also install them yourself. The first thing you want to do is tear out the old cabinets. Be sure that everything is out of the cabinets before you take the old ones out. Measure the width and length of the cabinet space so that you can purchase the correct size of the new cabinets. You can then go to a hardware store and get the type of wood that you would like to use on your cabinets. The thicker the wood, the more expensive it may be, but the longer it will last.When you get the wood home, cut the wood in the shape you need for it to fit underneath the counter. If you are replacing the entire counter as well as the cabinet, you need to measure this area as well. Use sturdy joints in the corners of the cabinets so you can easily open and close the doors. If you want to install shelves in the cabinets, install them before you place the door on.
Two to four hours, including trim.
upper cabinets 12 inches base cabs are 24 inches
You can compare base cabinets on any kitchen cabinets website,or either lowe's scotty's, home depot,ebay,ikea, or online somewhere. and any home improvement store.
I would say there is an esiest way to do it, there is the proper and safe way, as well as not having to worry about them falling apart later, and thats basic, just assemble them according to manufacturers instructions and then place your mounts and screw the cabinets down with wood screws.
Your insurance company should pay for all damage to your home caused by a covered loss. However, the insurance company also has a duty to pay you for the replacement of the upper cabinets if you cannot find new base cabinets which match the upper cabinets.
It is certainly possible to tile a floor, but bear in mind, there is much more pressure placed on the floor than on the walls, and floor tile must be laid over a solid cement base, otherwise it is going to crack.
you can buy base cabinets at- lowe's, piers import, home depot, scotty's, ikea, any home improvement store, ebay,any kitchen store,and any base cabinet store.
The first thing you want to do is be sure that the original tile is secure and even. If it is loose, or uneven the new tile may pop out or crack under normal wear and tear. If it is uneven or unsecure you can lay a sub-floor to give the new tile a even base.
they are congruently uneven evenly