Hello! Today's silly question:
I need to install frames in the laundry room (IKEA kitchen frames). On the wall, I've had to place a 50mm drainage pipe - so I need to attach a batten to the wall, extending 50mm. On this batten, I can then attach IKEA's metal rail for hanging the kitchen frames.
But I can't have a wooden batten directly against the basement wall. How do I do this?
A steel profile probably can't support an IKEA kitchen. I've renovated two whole floors - but this is the first time I'm tackling the basement and need to consider non-organic materials and moisture.
Do you put a steel profile and then a wooden batten in the steel profile? Or how do you do it?
I need to install frames in the laundry room (IKEA kitchen frames). On the wall, I've had to place a 50mm drainage pipe - so I need to attach a batten to the wall, extending 50mm. On this batten, I can then attach IKEA's metal rail for hanging the kitchen frames.
But I can't have a wooden batten directly against the basement wall. How do I do this?
A steel profile probably can't support an IKEA kitchen. I've renovated two whole floors - but this is the first time I'm tackling the basement and need to consider non-organic materials and moisture.
Do you put a steel profile and then a wooden batten in the steel profile? Or how do you do it?
Place the cabinets on legs in all corners, the attachment to the wall is easiest done with a longer angle bracket that is screwed into the top edge of the frame or where the fittings for mounting on track/wall should be placed.