Half way putus is because he doesn't know about wiring lol. It's dangerous for him

not bad

Ahh I don't see any support at the bottom that is why I am wondering can tahan heavy stuff or not. Even my bottom cabinet with thin but solid fibreboard, after storing can food for long time, the wood start to sink. Bottom if collapse, not so worrying. But if collapse from height, a bit more worrying.

Not bad. But look fragile. Just don't put heavy stuff in there.

buy some white silicone and fill the gap for the left side cabinet that sebelah dinding.

This post has been edited by ihavenoidea: Oct 8 2018, 10:45 AM

i hope so. sempat kumpul wang maa

if dunno wiring then just cut the wood according to the wiring cover size so can muat and pass through internally...

I not yet do kitchen cabinet lagi...ohwaii

yes. and if u usually fix an ikea furniture you will be surprise how sturdy it was.
and dont simply left the small thing like you think 3 screw is enough rather than 5 screw.

btw, im not put 20 batu lesung pun. semua barang ringang je

takut la. pernah sekali burst sebab tak salah pasang bell

To mess with ocd people.

thanks for the idea

auto color

wat's the damage?

bottom part lain sikit, more openly exposed to moisture mcm water etc, and ppl tend to put heavier stuff compared to wall. You cakap sink...i wonder what type of almari you ada, the normal chapalang furniture shop punya or custom made punya? sbb they pakai lain material.

be unique. mount it sideways or / /

two cabinets RM660.00
4 knobs RM29.90
the screw is the pain one. i cari macam orang gila.
one 3 inch screw for wall mount without plug is RM1.00.
total 12 screw.
bracket beli sendiri RM24.00 for 4 bracket.

total : 725.90.

I see...thinking of doing my own for one of my apts. Wanna rent out but no cabinets yet...

belakang tu yard je. that is where i cook...my wife cook

The cabinet doesn't look sturdy but I had never used any ikea furniture before so, there's that. But the space inside the cabinet is too big for small items. You might want to add partitions(?) so it's easier to organize and get the space used effectively.