In my kitchen cabinets I like to put spacers inside them. This allows the panels to move seasonally with changes in moisture which makes this a good trait of a cabinet maker and good custom cabinets. Another benefit to taking the proper steps is it keeps the panel nice and centered inside the doors of the kitchen cabinets. What I do is I set one rails at a stopping point and I make sure my cabinet maker and I get it nice and flush with the rest of the kitchen cabinets. Then my cabinet maker takes the panel and slips it in the groove of the roof top. That’s when the cabinet maker takes the other rail set it on the side catty corner to the one you laid last. Next the cabinet maker secures it to clamps to prevent it from moving when you’re making cuts or drilling into the custom cabinets. When a cabinet maker clamps it down a professional contactor will place a piece of bored in between the bored and any piece of the custom cabinets to prevent the kitchen cabinets form bending at the wood and place of connection. The reason why a cabinet maker would do this is because the clamps can mar the edges of the doors which makes for a sloppy custom job so it’s always best to take extra precautions when putting together your kitchen cabinets and you want to keep that from ever happening to your kitchen as well as many others.
Kentmoore Classic Chestnut
Kentmoore Classic Chestnut