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Building Overhead Cupboards | Idiot’s Guide | DIY Sprinter Van Conversion UK

I decided to build two rows of three cupboards, one row above my kitchen and the other above my bed. I also decided to install them before I added my cladding and instead clad around them. One of the cupboards houses my two consumer units and another one includes a double plug socket for incognito charging. We started by making the timber frames, added the divisions with MDF and then nailed on the bottom of the shelving using 9mm hardwood ply. We initially bought 2mm plywood for the backs of the cupboards as we thought this would be bendy enough but then it started to break, so we installed the cupboards without backs and then purchased some bendy ply and installed the back of each individual cupboard at a later date. One thing I forgot to explain in the video is we neatened up the ends of each cupboard with some 5.5mm ply, scribing each piece to the side of the van. If you have any questions feel free to leave a comment below. www.greenhorncountryclub.co.uk/post/overhead-cupboards Materials used: Whitewood 18mm thick 4 pack x2 - https://www.wickes.co.uk/Wickes-White... MDF 18mm thick - Free Hardwood Ply Wood 9x1220x2440mm - https://www.wickes.co.uk/Wickes-Non-S... Bendy Ply Wood - £45 Hinges 2 pack x6 - https://www.wickes.co.uk/165-Degree-C... Oak Handles - https://www.wickes.co.uk/ Woodscrews 35mm - £5.70 ‍ TOTAL: £203.50 You can now see a full breakdown of costs here: https://www.greenhorncountryclub.co.u... More content at: https://www.greenhorncountryclub.co.uk Follow on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3sEasQG Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 1:08 - Materials 2:13 - Building the timber frame 7:19 - Adding the partitions 9:06 - Fitting the doors 9:44 - Fixing shelves in place 12:13 - Installing the backs of the shelves 17:07 - The end result