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Hello! Attaching an end panel to the end of a face frame cabinet requires a little extra material to make it work. You’ll notice the face frame sticks past the end about 3/16-1/4”. What I do is add a thin 1/4” panel the size of the end panel (in height) and trim it the 3/4” in width so it rests behind the face frame. Now the side where the end panel attaches will be flush. Then I screw 4 screws from the inside of the cabinet in all 4 corners as close to the front and back as you can get. These screws will be 1 1/4” long so they make it through the (now 3/4” thick side) and into the 3/4” panel without going through. You may add a washer too so the screw doesn’t pull in too far and through the end panel. Hope this helps!

Ah, I wasn't sure if KraftMaid was different. The tall utility cabinets I got from them have some sort of hardware holding the end panels in place (came this way from the factory). I assumed since the ones for the island had holes in them, on all four corners, that maybe I didn't receive some hardware that was supposed to come with the end panels. Thank you for your quick reply - I'll try to call KraftMaid today and if they don't have a solution, I'll take your advice.@@TheCabinetCouple

I literally came here to ask the exact same thing

@@hospitaladministrator3359 ...and you got my hopes up that it was answered.

@@theamerican4609 my guess would be using pocket hole screws through the board it’s sitting on and the back wall.

Do you just copy and paste the same message into every kraftmaid video?

Thanks!

You respond to everything except what matters ahah

Hello, We work in south Florida area only. What city do you live in?

@@TheCabinetCouple not in the area but just curious as to what something like this would cost? Thanks!

@@Jennifer-dq7oc Depending on the state, wood prices, wood availability, and who you use to build and install it for you... I've seen the prices range from $4,000-$8,000

Not with tile. Only with floating floors.

Thank you. Unfortunately I did it all in my head and didn’t log any dimensions. You have a great idea though. I will be sure to log everything in the future so I can offer plans. Sorry I was unable to help you this time.

We built this for a customer a long time ago. I’ll see if I can find out and I’ll message you if I find the old paperwork 😀

Hello and thank you! Birch plywood and maple face frames. The trim is 2.5” wide.

@@jensean2621 Thank you for your reply. I have couple more question. What are the sizes of your cabinets, lengthwise and widthwise? And for the side walls, do I need to hit the stud or not?

I’m a kitchen designer for Lowe’s and I imitated this beautiful unit (minus the small section) here at my store with Kraftmaid cabinetry. It came to around $18k with the quartz countertop. I’m sure it can be less or more depending on just how many customizations you want. The imitation I did included some things like clear glass mullion doors, roll out trays, 60” high stacked wall cabinets, all plywood construction, and matching decorative ends.

It was built from scratch on site, No plans. Built piece by piece on site.

Thank you!

It was built from scratch on site, No plans. Built piece by piece on site.

No problem. Have at it!

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I'm looking to copy this build, it's just what we want. Any chance you have any dimensions or rough plans you could share?

Yes built all ourselves. I can get a list for you. I don’t have plans though...it’s all in my head.

It was built from scratch on site, No plans. Built piece by piece on site.

Yes

technical33 what’s your email address I’ll send u a quote

No crown molding?