Thanks for watching guys! Please like, Subscribe, and Comment if this video helped you out! Time codes below: Introduction: 0:00 Cutting the 1x6: 0:22 Attaching board to cabinet: 1:30 Establishing level on wall: 2:10 Hardware Used: 2:39 Attaching the ledger board to concrete: 3:10 Time Lapse of Cabinet No. 2: 4:21 Outro: 4:45 Thanks

Excellent video didn’t realize it was this easy thank you !

Nice videos, short but straight to the point. Love it when you showed viewers what tools you used for the job to not let them spend too much time searching for what to buy.

2yrs later and this just helped me out a ton! Thanks alot bud

I am about to install some myself in the garage. I appreciate your video, which gave me an idea of how to do it on a block walk and even how to cut the wood. Thank you.

This is EXACTLY what I've been looking for. I need one hung on my (brick) back patio. I wasn't sure just how to do it. I love this french cleat process. Thank you!

Thank you. Love your videos because its not all about you talking like some others. Straight to the task!!

Super idea! Better than installing the actual cabinet. If I need to remove it, it comes off quickly and easily!

This was great, it was really helpful and as others said I really appreciate the "this is what you need" list. You solved a big challenge for me.

Very nice video! This is exactly what I needed to see in order to hang new uppers on my wall that only has furring strips instead of 2x4's.

Good short, clear video. I appreciate the use of the circular saw for those of us without a table saw. Don't forget that many of us do not have a laser level. I would have been tempted to screw cabinet to wall cleat, but after seeing this I think I'll first see if the weight alone is enough to keep it secure.

Thank you... I am a do it yourself kind of gal ... You make it easy...

One of the easiest explanations I have seen so far!!

This is great hopefully this will work in the basement. Thank you so much for this video!

good video, no waisted space on filming. Short and to the point.

Excellent, clear directions. Thanks.

Excellent video and commentary. Now I'm off to hang a cabinet in my basement kitchen!

Thanks man! Great video that’s very helpful

Just the information I needed. Tomorrow I will put it to use. Thank you

this video is excellent. extremely helpful

Great video

great job

Very nicely explained, thx

Absolutely love!

I am a 68 yo female (you may want to be more inclusive in your intro - change "guys" to "hello people," just a thought). Anyway, thx for your video! I had a couple of cabinets in my basement for over a year, somewhat hesitant to tackle hanging them. Then I watched your video and thought to myself, "If that youngster can hang cabinets, so can I!" I used your French cleat method - it worked perfectly. Thank you very much for posting the video, you dear sweet boy!

Thanks

Thanks for this!

Helpful! Thank you!

french cleat = very cool!

Great guidance video!

Thanks for the tips!!

Thanks for the video. Nice simple solution.

Thanks Andrew - super helpful!

Thanks mate, great technique:)

Great video. Nice and to the point. So easy to do.

Nice. What I was looking for. Thanks.

Great video this will help me

Thank you for this video!

Great video! This is going to make my project very easy - thank you! John

Great job. It sure helped me

Very informative.thsnk you

Awesome video!

Nice job!!!

Good

The cabinet wont fall?

Great video sir. Thx

thanks ... really helpfull

Really very helpful - Thanks but for a more finished look how do you hide the gap at the ends ?

How wide was the guide you used to cut the 1x6 on the 45 degree angle?

Nice job 👏 like 👍

One disadvantage of the French cleat method is that it makes the cabinets stick out from the wall by the depth of the cleat.

Help a lot. T. Hanks

Thanks! Been wanting to try this but don’t have a table saw.

Nice one

Masonry Screws don't require pre-drilling

What do you use to cover the 3/4” gap on the side from the 1x6”?

nice video! is a 3/4 inch plywood good enough for the french cleat? would it help if I 'glue' the cleat to the wall first?

Would 1/4 tapcons be enough to hold ~50 pounds server rack to concrete wall?

what if someone accidentally bumps it from underneath? it looks like its going to slide off

No need for a few screws on the bottom of the cabinet?

How come you're not screwing the cabinet to the wood strip ?

Hey! Why can't you drill the nails straight through the cabinet to the concrete? Thanks!

Hello sir, no need to use tox plug if we’re gonna use tapcon concrete screws?

#TeamGoAhead 😂😂

the downside is that bugs could hide behind those. Specially those spiders in Australia.

French cleat

Well explained. But slow down when you talk! Old people like me can’t hear as fast!

How big is the guide? 2"

thats NOT a 1x6, it's a 1 x 8

Regretted! I used a Ramset to hang mine.

Great video