My oldest daughter has asked me build a pair of wall cabinets for her laundry room. (Currently just using wire shelving.) She wants them mounted between two walls that are roughly 67" apart.
I built a pair of 30" cabinets last year or so for my second oldest daughter, but her cabinets were just mounted in the middle a long wall. For this project I was thinking about two 30" cabinets between the two walls but was wondering what width filler strips are traditionally cut to flush up the cabinets to the adjoining walls. I am obviously flexible with the overall cabinet widths but a little stumped as the acceptable filler strips for each end. (ie 30" wide cabinets would add 3 1/2" to each end of the cabinet run or I can make each cabinet a tad wider.)
I plan on making both cabinets with face frames and overlay doors.
Any guidance anyone can offer would be appreciated.
Thanks
Wayne
I built a pair of 30" cabinets last year or so for my second oldest daughter, but her cabinets were just mounted in the middle a long wall. For this project I was thinking about two 30" cabinets between the two walls but was wondering what width filler strips are traditionally cut to flush up the cabinets to the adjoining walls. I am obviously flexible with the overall cabinet widths but a little stumped as the acceptable filler strips for each end. (ie 30" wide cabinets would add 3 1/2" to each end of the cabinet run or I can make each cabinet a tad wider.)
I plan on making both cabinets with face frames and overlay doors.
Any guidance anyone can offer would be appreciated.
Thanks
Wayne