Rotted Sink Cabinet Floor--How To Fix
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 Published On Mar 22, 2019

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Sink Cabinet floors are prone to rot, especially since manufacturing companies make them out of porous particle board. This video from The Honest Carpenter will show you how to build a new sturdy floor over the rotted floor in your sink cabinet!

Tools:
Table saw
Miter saw
Jigsaw
Hole saw bits
Tape measure
Brad nailer
Compressor

Materials:
1/2" plywood
Brad nails
Liquid Nails

For a detailed article about this repair, check out the link below!
https://thehonestcarpenter.com/blog/s...

How-To:
1) MAKE SURE THE PLUMBING IN THE SINK CABINET IS NO LONGER LEAKING!
2) Measure the interior of the sink cabinet
3) Cut a 1/2" plywood piece to the interior cabinet measurements
4) Cut new piece in half
5) Work halves into cabinet, mark locations of plumbing pipes
6) Notch out pipe locations using hole saw bits and a jigsaw
7) Work one board into place around plumbing pipes
8) Cut 1/8" scrap piece. Glue and shoot it into place on underside of first board.
9) Spread Liquid Nails onto open face of 1/8" ply piece. Lay second board onto this glue patch and shoot into place
10) Trim front plywood edge with custom pine trim, glue and brad nails
11) Paint new cabinet floor with exterior grade paint.

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