How will this get rid of the uneven join of cupboard side and wall?
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- Thread starter dantheram
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How will this get rid of the uneven join of cupboard side and wall?
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Yes, forget my idea, this one it better.
Oddly enough it's what i've done in my kitchen and i didn't even think to mention it, lo.
Durrrr!!!!
Can you illustrate this on the pic please? I'm a total novice
Hmmm....
this is how i envisage it.
Either way you'll have to cut down one of the new end panels. I'd prefer to cut the cupboard end panel as in the my first suggestion (pic) so that the full height panel comes straight down from the wall edge to butt up with the new end panel (that has been cut to fit). No need for any kind of beading.
The main issue i can foresee is that you'll need to pack out the depth for the full height panel. You aint gonna be using plasterboard adhesive.
Grab adhesive might work, but you've got a heavy panel to secure.
Screws? Well they'll show and look fugly.
What do others think?
this is how i envisage it.
Either way you'll have to cut down one of the new end panels. I'd prefer to cut the cupboard end panel as in the my first suggestion (pic) so that the full height panel comes straight down from the wall edge to butt up with the new end panel (that has been cut to fit). No need for any kind of beading.
The main issue i can foresee is that you'll need to pack out the depth for the full height panel. You aint gonna be using plasterboard adhesive.
Grab adhesive might work, but you've got a heavy panel to secure.
Screws? Well they'll show and look fugly.
What do others think?
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where i've marked 'join here' is where i'm not sure how it'll look, won't i have a piece of wood stuck to the wall with a visible join all the way up the side of the wall?
Aahhh.....ow you show us the tiles on the other wall.
The join will only show half way up the wall.....to the worktop as its only butting up to the other end panel.
The full height panel effectively forms the 'return' from where it meets the tiles.
You could always trim a bit back on the top half where it meets the tiles and put a bead from the top of the tiles to the worktop just to form a nice corner join.
The join will only show half way up the wall.....to the worktop as its only butting up to the other end panel.
The full height panel effectively forms the 'return' from where it meets the tiles.
You could always trim a bit back on the top half where it meets the tiles and put a bead from the top of the tiles to the worktop just to form a nice corner join.
The join that concerns me is the one above the tiles, where the end panel meets the wall.
The tile part can be beaded but what about the bit above that?
The tile part can be beaded but what about the bit above that?
Well then why not cut off the full height end panel to the same height as the tiles, then plaster the rest of the wall above it. should be much left to make good surely.
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