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Post by peter92 on Sept 16, 2014 17:48:34 GMT 10
HI every one Ive asked this question because all of my cupboard doors need replacing and would like to know what you replaced the old doors with Ive been told by other people to use chip board, 10mm pine ply, 12mm hard wood ply ans so on so would be a great help to hear from others that have done it also keeping yours weight factor in mind some pics of them would be good also please Regards Peter
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Post by awbeattie381 on Sept 17, 2014 12:56:01 GMT 10
Hi Peter, I am intending on building new cupboard doors exactly like the old ones. A basic frame with 3mm ply covering the back of the frame, and 3mm ply forming the face (larger than the frame). Wish me luck though as I havent commenced yet!
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Post by peter92 on Sept 17, 2014 21:24:56 GMT 10
Hi Andrew Ive never done it either but ive got the tools but will have to wait and see Regards Peter
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Post by 2lateagain on Sept 19, 2014 11:51:30 GMT 10
Peter, I did my doors a different way to the normal. These were made out of Tassie oak, but in the Millard I have just done I used Maple as it was the only 3 mm ply that I could access without a huge cost. The corners have a small biscuit join, rebated on the back and the ply is nailed and glued into place. The ones in this picture have been in use now for over 10 years. They are light and strong also. Might give you some other ideas. Graham
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Post by peter92 on Sept 19, 2014 20:35:40 GMT 10
Thanks Graham They look very nice, you did a good job, will have to look into that idea not sure on how wide to do the trim yet as my doors are small but will find out how much all the timber will cost and see how it goes Regards Peter
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