| Rice. 23-24. Adjustable canopies right and left white |
We attach awnings to the sides of kitchen cabinets
We attach the canopies using self-tapping screws to the side walls; select the length of the screws so that they do not come out on the other side of the chipboard side wall.
When fastening, we retreat from above by the thickness of the chipboard, and align the front edge of the hinge along the inside of the groove.
| Rice. 25. Adjustable canopy attached to the side of the cabinet |
Determine the height at which we will fix the mounting rail
To determine the mounting height of the slats, so as not to bother with calculations, first apply the slats to the bottom of the protruding hooks of the canopies. We take a tape measure, hook it to the bottom of the cabinet and determine the distance from the bottom of the cabinet to the axis of the through holes in the mounting rail.
In our example, we ended up with a value equal to 740 mm (Figure 26). We tilt 10 mm so that the cabinets slide onto the tile apron and measure 730 mm up from the edge of the tile, this will be the mounting axis of our rail.
Source
Three ways to attach upper kitchen cabinets
Your repost will change the Internet
