Thank you Eric. Very useful - as I'm in the process of starting to renovate my new apartment :)

Hi Eric. Thanks for the clip. I'm new to this field. I am wondering if it's possible to build a platform for a refrigerator and/or a washing machine that can also serve as a drawer (the centre of the platform is therefore empty). Will it have support issues if it's not heavy & thick, or will it have to be very heavy pieces. THANKS Eric.

The other thing I don't like here is the dishwasher being next time the fridge.

Wow thanks a lot for a great learning bro, kudos

Thank you. This was very helpful in helping me decide whether to have a corner sink. It took into consideration questions I hadn't thought about.

i want to make the first door but with 2 1/4 inch styles amd rails what wood should i ask for ? thanks

I hope you got your money returned and this problem was resolved because this clip is two years old and Samsung has resolved a lot of these problems or defects. 👍

Looks great. I stacked two different brands by just putting a rubber mat on top of the washer with some double sided tape to hold that mat in place. It was simple & works.

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Thanks. I was writing out floor plans for a tiny house and trying to figure out if a corner cabinet saved space or took up space. I didn't know how to figure the measurements. This helps and now I know it's not what I want.

There's no debate on which is better. Particle board with melamine is garbage that will swell and delaminate if it gets wet or is in a humid environment like a bathroom. Plywood is strong and durable and can last a lifetime. Particle board is cheap. Plywood is expensive.

What brand, model and color kitchen cabinet do you have?

Great video. I'm currently experiencing door opening issue right now. Our refrigerator opening is 38” so we thought 36” counter depth would not be a problem. However, our right door (French door model) does not fully open as it hits the wall on the right. We’re thinking about removing that casing/trim on the wall to gain some opening space so I can at least get 90-95 degrees. Currently around 80 degrees. When entering the kitchen, we go through an opening wall, to the right is the refrigerator. Any tips on this situation? definitely do not want to downsize to 33" and pulling out the fridge would take away so much space from the opening to the kitchen.

This is a LG

This is a great idea and I am looking to build a similar cabinet for a non stackable washer and dryer set to save space

Thank you so much this was so helpful and addressed questions I never thought about asking

thank you for the video

So all of your considerations are against the corner sink and you want to put the sink, with all new plumbing for water lines and sewer (drain) line -- and those now have to be run where? Under the floor? behind the wall with the stove in the way? -- and the refrigerator at opposite corners of the kitchen? And, after you scrape and rinse plates, you get to carry them across the kitchen to put them in the dishwasher? Thanks, but I'll get my design ideas from somebody else. The right configured corner sinks can work OK.

This is a huge long shot but I’m having trouble pulling my trash can all the way out it’s not the hydraulic bus is definitely the track. Do you have any advice 😅

Appreciate the explanations

My drawer is stuck won't open what should I do

What about It's ventilation?

Who puts a sitcom style intro into a diy video about sinks lol

Thank you. I am interested in a double sink in the corner. This is helpful to see the measurments.

Did you end up adding side panels and finishing it off ? And or do you have anything to help pull the washer out if needed or add anything to cut down on vibration ? Thanks

O.K, but what if I put the sink against a wall that is not an outside wall but is against a bathroom wall, should I install a window so I can enjoy the view?

They changed the sizes in the early 2000s and now we’d have to remodel our kitchen to fit a new larger sized fridge.

Sounds like your teaching yourself! Stop these stupid videos

I'm having a hard time understanding why the exact position of the plywood matters. Why can't you just fabricate the countertop to have the desired overhang on all sides??

Eric get out of my kitchen right!! I hate the catty corner sink! I'm taking down 3 two-door cabinet right now! Not only do I hate the catty-corner sing the cabinet above with the lazy Susan what could I do there I don't want that there! I just want a few cabinets in my kitchen and some shelves! I'm becoming a minimalist😅 my house just turned 100 years old! My kitchen has been depressing me like there's no tomorrow! I will be doing everything myself! Will I make mistakes of course I will! I cannot afford $30,000 to fully get a new kitchen! Any suggestions?

Your volume is too low--turn it up.

Send link to this exact restrictor please

Do you have anything on adjusting the side rails? My cabinet trash can drawer doesn’t seem to come out far enough.

30x24” diagonal cabinet for farmhouse style sink? What size farmhouse sink would fit in that? Thanks !!

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I have one drawer that is not closing all the way. Last 1/4 inch doesn't get pulled in. Is there a way to adjust how far the drawer is pulled in?

Did you happen to video the build itself?

I just received a KraftMaid order. Every cabinet we opened had issues with the finish. I stopped opening them. I’m a customer, not their quality control department. What a disappointing experience!

This saved me. Thank you.

Thank you! This was helpful 👍🏼

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what about the 1/8" bumper on th painted cab wont that put the applie panel back an inch?

Thank you for sharing this

Nice job. I am going to do this because my stack is in a tight room and the installer had to crawl over the top to bolt them together. Now the washer failed and the repair people don't want to crawl over to disconnect the units. I will never stack with a kit again.

This was super helpful, thank you

You’re better off buying a refrigerator that lasts for 20 years like sub-zero or Viking and modeling your kitchen around that refrigerator. Most box store refrigerators today are garbage that won’t last. Btw, LG refrigerators have compressor issues.

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How's this setup holding up?

Um, you're assuming that the only way to do a corner sink is to have an angled cabinet. You could have a standard L-shaped corner, with two cabinet doors that open outward without a center stile. Yes, you lose that narrow bank of drawers next to the dishwasher, but you could easily put a full breadth bank of drawers elsewhere. Not hatin', just sayin'. Honestly, I think we need to challenge designers to get away from the L-shaped and U-shaped kitchens, and thus get rid of corner cabinets altogether. They're a hassle no matter how you handle them. We only think we need them because we're so used to them.