Cabinets

The stain is my own concoction. It depends on what kind of wood you use because every wood has it's own color.






This is the shelf from the cabinet I took out, as you can see the shelf has a support on the back and on the right side, those have to be glued to the shelf to become one, then you put the strip on the right side and on the ceiling. When you glue the front into place the whole thing becomes one. It's not going anywhere, my cabinets have bin in our trailer for 3 years and nothing has moved.
The front is 1/4" oak plywood with a frame around the door on the inside opening to stiffen it up. Most of the material for my cabinets is 1/4" plywood.

Beautiful work, as always.

marwayne:  you do some really nice work.  hogone

There is that misconception that a shelf support has to be under the shelf, not so. You can make it invisible by putting it inside the cabinet.



The supports don't have to be 2 or 3" wide, for these small cabinets 3/4" to 1" is quite sufficient.

Tech, the supports you are talking about are there, they are inside the cabinet. The strip on the ceiling is in two pieces with a cut almost through every 3 to 4", it is easier to keep it in line.
Just because you can't see them dos not mean there not there.