It works really well, to open the cabinet
you push the button, and when you close it, it locks shut on a magnet. It is nice
to have a mirror directly above the sink.
This I screwed into two uprights and, in
turn, screwed these in to the wooden block work.
I added these two pieces of work to the
bottom of the cupboard areas (see wood under door in image below). This is because the doors need to be a little higher
than the shelf to stop them getting blocked by stuff on the shelf.
Using cladding and spare wood I made the
doors to fit – cutting out the hinge profile to keep them tidy.
Cut out hinge profile. The wood the
hinges are screwed into was offset to the right of the edge of the cladding.
Although you can find all sorts of fancy
push-button cupboard door handles I just went for a couple of locking slider
bolts.
Hey awesome build! just wondering if you could dig up the amazon link to the medicine cabinet you installed?
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Yeah would be great... I´ve been searching for weeks now to find a similar one, but haven´t been successful yet...
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