Hello
I have acquired a large batch of chipboards with white laminate. I plan to use them to build wardrobe frames and cabinets, but I am unsure about the suitable method to join the chipboards at 90 degrees to each other.
Since it has laminate, I assume it's not suitable to use glue directly on the laminate. Is it sufficient to just screw them? Or should I use wooden dowels for extra support?
What suggestions do you have?
Kind regards
I have acquired a large batch of chipboards with white laminate. I plan to use them to build wardrobe frames and cabinets, but I am unsure about the suitable method to join the chipboards at 90 degrees to each other.
Since it has laminate, I assume it's not suitable to use glue directly on the laminate. Is it sufficient to just screw them? Or should I use wooden dowels for extra support?
What suggestions do you have?
Kind regards
How thick are the boards?L Lenca said:
I could imagine some kind of long angle irons and screws + nuts if they are thin boards.
Studying is never wrong, just like gluing...
This screw works well in chipboard (pre-drill with a bit slightly smaller than the core of the screw, I think it's 4 mm).
https://www.specialbeslag.se/produk...MIv57lsfKX9AIVh9OyCh3VUgJ7EAQYCCABEgKm-vD_BwE
This screw works well in chipboard (pre-drill with a bit slightly smaller than the core of the screw, I think it's 4 mm).
https://www.specialbeslag.se/produk...MIv57lsfKX9AIVh9OyCh3VUgJ7EAQYCCABEgKm-vD_BwE