Cabinet installation sequence

1. Basement cabinet: Before installing the basement cabinet, workers should clean the kitchen floor so as to accurately measure the floor level.

2. Hanging cabinet: After the installation of the ground cabinet, the hanging cabinet can be installed. When installing the hanging cabinet, it is necessary to draw a horizontal line on the wall in order to ensure the level of the expansion bolt. Generally, the distance from the horizontal line to the countertop is 650 mm, which is convenient for future use.

3. Countertop: After the kitchen is renovated, there will be errors in the size of the original cabinet plan. In order to reduce errors, some cabinet manufacturers will install countertops within a period of time after the installation of floor cabinets and hanging cabinets, which is convenient for designers to adjust possible countertop errors after the installation of floor cabinets and hanging cabinets and ensure the accuracy of cabinet installation data.

4. Hardware: basins, faucets and baskets are also the highlights of cabinets. When installing hanging cabinets and countertops, in order to prevent sawdust from falling into the basket-pulling track, cover the basket with a cover so as not to affect future use.

5. Kitchen appliances: The installation of embedded appliances in the cabinet only needs to open the power hole on site, but the power hole should not be too small to avoid inconvenience in disassembly during future maintenance.

6. Adjust the cabinet door: The last step of installing the cabinet door is to adjust the cabinet door to ensure that the gap of the cabinet door is even, horizontal and vertical. The depth of the basement cabinet is generally 550 mm, and the hanging cabinet is 300 mm Consumers can also adjust it according to the actual situation. After adjusting the cupboard door, workers should also clean up the garbage left when installing the cupboard to ensure the cleanliness of the owner's kitchen.

What plate is generally not recommended for kitchen cabinets?

Particleboard is generally not recommended for kitchen cabinets. Although the cost of particleboard is relatively cheap, it is not practical to make a kitchen cabinet, because the main raw material of particleboard is sawdust, which is pressed by adding some glue. Generally speaking, the particle board is not particularly durable and waterproof, so it is difficult for the kitchen cabinet not to be damp, so it can only be used for about 1 2 years in this case, and the cabinet door will be moldy or even collapse. Kitchen cabinets are still recommended to use pure solid wood or bamboo fiber, which is more durable.