Carpentry

When we began this kitchen cabinet and countertop update, we were happy nonetheless to practice what we learned on our previous cabinet transformation.

In this residency we had to do a little demo and fixing of the ceilings. The client had previously done some electric and plumbing projects, which left them in need of wall and ceiling finishing. She had a few materials to use, such as: wood panel, sheetrock, and hanging ceiling squares. 

This was a fun project. We had to demo old deck and build a new one. Starting with the footings we made our way up to the roof of the deck. For transitional purposes from deck to ground, we installed a channel drain, which makes it aesthetically pleasing while providing practicality.  

Is not very often for anyone to ask you to execute a cabinet transformation into something lets say, more appealing. Although it can be a substantial investment, the benefits are always worth it. As long as the end result is better than it was. This cupboard is supported by a heavy-dutty shelf bracket, and the added carpentry on the frame. Doors were made showcase glass door style for displaying things. Each door was made with a door lock installed on  each door, for security of goods. The project was finished with a coat of primer and as well as a thick coat of paint.