Masterbrand Custom Cabinets Katy, TX

So there’s one thing to remember when you’re thinking about building your own pull-out drawer of custom cabinets and that is you need to make sure you leave enough space for the hinges on each side of the inside of the custom cabinets. When the door to the custom cabinets swings open there is still going to be some hinge in here so I actually have to make this pull-out shelf a little bit smaller then I had originally planned at the beginning of my custom cabinets outline so when it comes out it clears those hinges. So instead of just really stacking a whole bunch of wood off just one side I’ve made this little box that’s exactly the right width for the pull-out shelf here and that will make it able to fit in with the rest of my custom cabinets. I am just going to slide this rig into the back side of the custom cabinets and now I’ll use the pocket screw method technique to attach it to the bottom of the custom cabinets. The biggest thing is I want to make sure that it’s running true to the sides so that everything lines up and goes in square with the custom cabinets. But I still like doing this better than having to do a bunch of blocking of the side of the custom cabinets. Now on this side I want to be flush just like any other blocking that I would normally do while I was building custom cabinets and put in there but over here I am away from the side and again that’s so that I have that clearance when the drawer pulls out of the custom cabinets.

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