Have you ever attempted to install a recessed medicine cabinet?
Replace Recessed Medicine Cabinet. To replace a recessed medicine cabinet. Obviously depending on which design you choose :) this is a simple yet.
Hood July August 2017 By Hood Magazine Issuu from image.isu.pub
Replacing a recessed cabinet is simple because the hole in the drywall and the supporting framework are already in place. Here are the steps involved and the host amy matthews shows how to install recessed medicine cabinets in a bathroom. Replacing an existing medicine cabinet involves less work than installing a new one, to be sure.
An easy tool to use to cut the drywall nicely is an oscillating or.
It's relatively easy to measure the additional space if you must cut a stud, install additional short pieces of 2 x 4 at the outside of the cutout to support the cabinet. To install a recessed medicine cabinet you need to cut a hole in the wall, remove the drywall and some studs and prepare the studs with additional 2× the hole in the wall for this medicine cabinet should be 47 1/4″ wide x 31 1/2″ tall. If you are installing a new recessed cabinet, measure the opening once you have the hole cut out and know what is behind remove the old recessed cabinet, if you are replacing one. In most instances, this is as simple as cutting a rough.
