Blind Corner Kitchen Cabinet Dimensions

Finding the correct blind corner kitchen cabinet dimensions can be difficult. There are some simple things to consider when choosing the best layout for your cabinets.

Materials - The size of the doors and drawers should match the material type of the door and drawers. Some materials require certain minimums, while others will not work with others. For example, wood requires matching angles in the door and drawer front to give a nice finished look.

Measurements - You will need to measure the cabinet space where you want to place the blind corner. You can do this by laying out the other parts of the room with pencil marks on it. Then use the measuring tape to mark the location of the cabinet and the position of the points on the room. Keep in mind that there will be extra room for the drawers and door.

Trimming - This step is important if you are planning to go with a double blind corner. If you don't trim your wood correctly, the blind corners will overlap each other, causing a mess when you open and close them. A good rule of thumb is to trim at least 2 inches off each side of the doors.

Once you have measured and trimmed the door and drawers, you are ready to cut the wood. You can use a saw, hand tools, or even take a friend to help.

Remember to trim the wood evenly and gently. You don't want to cut wood where it doesn't belong, which could be damaged when you install the cabinet. Measure twice, cut once. If the wood isn't perfectly square, you can adjust it with a table saw.

Once the cut, it is time to install the doors and drawers. Install the doors first, so you have an accurate measurement of the new opening. Use a screw gun to attach the new piece, then set it in place.

Next, install the cabinet doors and secure them with the screws. Once everything is set, you are ready to choose a style. Your choices are wide ranging from traditional to contemporary.