Free Plans: DIY Long Bathroom Cabinet

Under the auspices of the Kreg tool

This post is sponsored by the amazing KREG tools company – it is well suited. I used my KREG pocket dance, nails, dances of devices, hidden joint dance, rack pin dance, cutting evidence around this construction, making the process fast, powerful and friendly for beginners, and the end result looks very professional!

Why did you build this project?

We are a large toilet paper. It was stored in our store, but this occupies a lot of space in our store. I have a spot behind the powder room door that will be perfect for storing toilet paper. But I wanted something that looks nice and tiny and will hold up for a long time. So I decided to build my bathroom storage cabinet.

Why will you love this bathroom cabinet?

A lot of storage – deep and spacious bottom cabinet – ideal for these huge pigeons, all hidden behind the doors!

Display + Function – Open upper shelves allow you to design the upper part while keeping the daily elements on hand. You can even use an additional counter space or work space!

Large – long and wide, this cabinet provides a lot of storage, which is large enough to hold large towels

Well studied plans – only one sheet of plywood and you can build all this! Simple construction, basic tools and polished appearance will be proud of

How did you build this project

This project is designed from one 3/4 -inch thick plywood.

You have torn it into three strips 15-1/4 “with a length of 8 feet, using a circular saw and a guide. Here are some great evidence that I recommend to help make the tear easier.

Next, I match the cutting of plywood to length with a miter saw. The cut list below is exactly what the size of the pieces should be cut.

The edges of the plywood should be finished for the pieces of cutting. I used the edge of the domains and iron to tie it. Here’s a good educational program and a good video to do the edge.

Next, the 720 KREG pocket hole dance was used to dig pocket holes and build corpses. You really need pocket holes for accuracy when trying to create a nice project like this! I love Kreg 720 because it adjusts automatically, and provides steps!

Then the remaining pieces to build the sacrifice were attached. I have built two bodies, and it will be accumulated so that it is easier to move to the room (see pictures below).

For the back, I used 1/4 inch of the foundation, using 3/4 Brad nails.

Now for the cabinet doors! Of course, I was built for them! I am testing a new way to build the cabinet doors, and I need some time to find out how to stand up. Meanwhile, here are some educational programs for the doors that must be searched for: frame doors and panels using a 1/2 -inch plywood panel, or Shaker doors with Tablesaw and ROUTER, or MDF Shaker Doors, or also thinking about the request from the online treasury company.

Once the doors are made, to install it, the hidden KREG articulated dance used to install hidden hinges quickly and easily at the cabinet doors.

Then the doors were stuck in the cabinet. These hidden hinges are adjustable, chaos!

As for the upper cabinet, I did not do doors. The lower wardrobe added the doors.

Just the next rolling over a well -quality cabinet coating.

Once this is dry, I will install adjustable shelves with shelf pins.

I used Jig Kreg Shelf Pin to dig delicate holes for the shelf pins, and no rock shelves!

Then stabilize the tanks, add the shelves!

The last step is to install devices. The Kreg Cabinet Hardware dance was used on fast drilling holes (and straight) for the handles.

Here is what one sheet of plywood and some doors look like –

I moved it home, this thing is huge. I am very happy that I built it in the two pieces, so it was easy to move. It carries a ton, like everything you will need to store it can fit there. These are three large bathroom towels folded there.

We are happy with how this long bathroom cabinet appears and see it as a project forever for our home!

He watches! Build a video for this project

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