How are they falling apart? Coming off the walls? Doors falling off? Let us know what is happening and we will try to get you some suggestions! Here is a starting point if you want to read something.... https://www.pinterest.ca/pin/98657048062434895/
Hi Rov! I would suggest emptying them out, and to look for things like pulling away from the wall, corners need reinforcing, etc. A drill that you can screw with will save you some time and effort. Blocks of wood can really turn a shaky cabinet into a sturdy one. Here is a current project that I used wood glue, screws and pieces of 2x4's to make it super strong. The only tools I was using was a power saw, a drill/screwdriver, and a measuring tape.
Hi Rov! I would suggest emptying them out, and to look for things like pulling away from the wall, corners need reinforcing, etc. A drill that you can screw with will save you some time and effort. Blocks of wood can really turn a shaky cabinet into a sturdy one. Here is a current project that I used wood glue, screws and pieces of 2x4's to make it super strong. The only tools I was using was a power saw, a drill/screwdriver, and a measuring tape.
My cabinets have a brown wood edge and no door handles. Other than the face of the cabinets, the rest is fine. It is just the bland, uninteresting face of the cabin...
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I HAVE EARLY 1970'S KITCHEN METAL CABNETS THAT I WANT TO REDO BUT NOT JUST PAINT TO MATCH MY 1950'S STYLE KITCHEN DESIGN.MY WIFE AND I WANT IT TO BE REAL ORIGINAL ANY...
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Hi Rov,
How are they falling apart? Coming off the walls? Doors falling off? Let us know what is happening and we will try to get you some suggestions! Here is a starting point if you want to read something.... https://www.pinterest.ca/pin/98657048062434895/
Good luck!
Hi Rov! I would suggest emptying them out, and to look for things like pulling away from the wall, corners need reinforcing, etc. A drill that you can screw with will save you some time and effort. Blocks of wood can really turn a shaky cabinet into a sturdy one. Here is a current project that I used wood glue, screws and pieces of 2x4's to make it super strong. The only tools I was using was a power saw, a drill/screwdriver, and a measuring tape.
Hi Rov! I would suggest emptying them out, and to look for things like pulling away from the wall, corners need reinforcing, etc. A drill that you can screw with will save you some time and effort. Blocks of wood can really turn a shaky cabinet into a sturdy one. Here is a current project that I used wood glue, screws and pieces of 2x4's to make it super strong. The only tools I was using was a power saw, a drill/screwdriver, and a measuring tape.