GIGANTIC Shaker Style Wardrobe : Installation In Just ONE Day (You are Joking Right !?)
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2024
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Hi everyone!
Welcome to another fitting Video.
This one is real- life and real-time fitting a 3.8m wide x 2.9m high, 12 door, shaker style wardrobe.
We had one day to complete it, with only 2 men.
We also had to dismantle and remove 2 other wardrobes.
Find out if we complete the challange !!
I hope you find it educational and I hope you enjoy!
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Enjoy The Video
Ryan
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SOFT CLOSE GTV HINGES - amzn.to/3SuLtwy
500MM GTV SIDE MOUNTED DRAWER RUNNERS - amzn.to/2sJ6YBU
****BANGGOOD TOOLS ****
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Verry nice ! Verry fast installation.
Superb job by the A team. I personally would have given myself,that as a two day job but every now in again you have to do it. I remember having to fit a well known supermarket's restaurants counters that we made in our workshop. Go in Friday night and had to be cleared up by late on a Sunday. When you're young as you lads are it's a bit easier but it did have a knock on for the next couple of days. What a great sense of satisfaction you get when leaving the job that feeling never goes away. Than you.
Hmm. Lewisham. 53 minutes walk from Shooters Hill to daughter's current house. Just a bit further to her previous place. Nice a quick by bicycle and car. Easy buses. 19th century terrace, new kitchen, bedroom wardrobes. Done. Have to cater for house corkscrewed over the last 150 years but lime mortar- still good
Amazing job guys, well done! I have learned a few tricks of you over the years. Thank you! Let me share my tricks with you too. Don't bother with 2"x1" battens. Get 3"x2" CLS for the front and back. Face it 3" upwards. CLS is so cheap and you don't need to mark where the uprights will go as it will be solid all the way trough. No need for MDF packers to support it. All you need just a few plastic packers to level it up. Use laser for levelling instead of spirit levels. Set the shelves in by 10-20mm . This way it will not interfere with doors, would they be slightly bowed inwards. Get handles/ knobs predrilled in the workshop on the bench prior painting. It much faster than marking and drilling on site. For sealing the MDF edges, I use your stacking method, but with out filler. I get all sanded with 80grid as I cut , just enough to get rid of saw marks. With stacking method I just use Leyland acrylic primer, but very heavily so it fills all the pores and then sanding between the coats. 180grid after first coat, 240grid after second coat. It comes out smooth as glass. I hope it will help to speed up your process. By the end of the day time is money. Good luck!
Thank you very much indeed :-)
What a great looking wardrobe- great well thought out storage options!
Thank you, the layout was a little bit of everything so it all worked nicely ☺️👍
Johns in the dog house
I doubt you'll be seeing him in vids anymore.... 🙄
Lol😂
Great work guys. Sean is a topper. team work is the name of the game on jobs like that, everyone knowing their job and what has to be done next. Worked with a guy who used to cut into to large ceiling covings the thickness of a saw blade around a foot or so back from the front of the wardrobe before fitting them and put a price of cardboard and the trace the coving out, worked every time for him. When asked about the cut in the coving he said it will never be seen in his life time and if so knotting a bit of filler won't fix to be fare to him 99 per cent of the time he filled them himself. it was quick way around it.
Thank you...
Yes Sean is amazing and you're right about teamwork!
Everyone has their own method I suppose, I really do hate those ornate cornices... f ing pain in the ass! Lol
Thats a lot of work for 1 day, looks great
It was too much to be honest, I was wrecked for 2 days after 😪
This is what happens when people let you down unfortunately as John was meant to be in 🙄
Oh well 👍
Damn no idea how you do it so fast, usually on my own but even with help doubt I could smash that in one day
I think it was just necessity... it's 1.5 hours drive each way so if I stretched it to 2 days then more long drives 😪😪
Ha oh yeah it's amazing what you can achieve when there's no other option but to get it done @@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop
Can you make a video discussing allowances for labor on your projects
I can definitely keep it jn mind for the future... 👍👍👍
Great job. Any reason you never do kitchens other stuff? Keep up the good work!
Thank you!
Too much hard work, haha.
On a serious note, kitchen's are just too involved to make and fit for me tbh.
I like the speed of making and fitting wardrobes ☺️
fantastic video showing great work thanx rick
Thank you very much for the amazing comment !
Cheers ryan
Great video !!! thank you
Hello Michael,
Once again thank you very much...I hope you are doing well 👍👍👍
Good job !!!
Thank you so much 👍
Really like your videos, 👍 do you leave a gap between the carcass and the wall usually , is it good practice.
Thank you, I generally leave between 30 and 50mm, depending on the size of trim you want :-)
Nice mate. Lewisham’s not far from me, I’m in Eltham so most of my work is local to there. Had a job last week in Dulwich, took me one hour ten minutes to get there from where I live and one hour twenty minutes to get home. Nightmare journey
Thank you!
Yeah I don't envy driving in south london
I used to live in North and the traffic there was equally bad.
Thing is we can't say no can we, work is work 🙄
Good job guys, we’ll done! For interest, how do you fit the carcasses together, do you glue and screw? Pocket hole? Or something else.
Good job!
Thank you...
Just biscuits and screws and that's it really. We did use a few pocket screws on one of the fixed shelves either side of the division, but that was it 👍
@@thelondoncraftsmanworkshop happy days, thanks for the reply.
Great work both of you 👍
Done a lot of those in my time,now doing them in Spain 😎
Over here, rather than putting trays or timber down on floor we use adjustable legs same as kitchen carcasses but can go down to 60mm saves a lot of time leveling have you tried those rather than timber?
Amazing job 👍
Thank you and very nice being in Spain !!
I have used those feet but not really my cup of tea tbh.
Bearers only take me an hour max on a large wardrobe like this and to be honest it provides about 80% of the fixing strength, with just 2 screws needed in rhe top corners.
Plus love the fact there is no leveling, just place the carcass on and it's level. 👍👍
Too bloody hot in summer though, and no noisy work from mid July to September!! Can't upset holiday makers,
We lose 6 weeks earnings to keep them happy!
Love the channel, and the workmanship from you guys 👍👍
@davidcheswick4059 I can imagine the heat being 😬😬😬.
Thanks mate 👍