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How to Install a Recessed Cabinet

Date: Monday 19 December, 2005

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1.Locate the first stud beyond either side of planned cabinet location, then remove wall surface between these studs. (Removing wall surface all the way to the ceiling simplifies patching work.) Cut along the center of studs, using a circular saw with blade depth set to equal thickness of wall surface.
2. Mark a rough opening 1/2" taller than cabinet frame onto the exposed wall studs. Add 1 1/2" for each header and sill plate, then cut out studs in rough opening area.
3. Frame out the top and bottom of the rough opening by installing a header and a sill plate between the cut wall studs. Make sure the header and sill plate are level, then nail them in place with 10d common nails.
4. Mark the rough opening width on the header and sill plates, centering the opening over the sink. Cut and nail jack studs between the header and the sill plate, just outside the rough opening marks. NOTE: Do any wiring work for light fixtures, then install new wall surface before proceeding.
5. Position the cabinet in the opening. Check it for level with a carpenter's level, then attach the cabinet by drilling pilot holes and driving wood screws through the top and bottom of the cabinet sides and into the wall studs, header, and sill plate. Attach doors, shelves, and hardware.

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