Alan Tolchinsky
07-05-2007, 6:23 PM
Hi All, First thanks to all who answered questions concerning this project. I used a hollow area in our guest bathroom to get about 15"x20" x 7' of storage. I removed the drywall to gain access and built two plywood boxes to fit the space. I thought one big box would be too hard to deal with.
Poplar was used for the pocket screwed face frame. I used melamine for the shelves and banded the fronts with an iron. I used my nail gun extensively for building the boxes and attaching the face frame, and the door moldings. These were my first inset doors and I like the clean look.
The small single door is in the master bath which communicates with the double door area in the guest bath. This way we have access to the storage from our bath too. Thanks for looking. Alan
Poplar was used for the pocket screwed face frame. I used melamine for the shelves and banded the fronts with an iron. I used my nail gun extensively for building the boxes and attaching the face frame, and the door moldings. These were my first inset doors and I like the clean look.
The small single door is in the master bath which communicates with the double door area in the guest bath. This way we have access to the storage from our bath too. Thanks for looking. Alan