Why you can’t put 36″ of cabinets in a 36″ opening
Well, you could, but…
You wouldn’t be able to open the drawers. Which is great if you don’t want to store anything. It doesn’t matter how old or new the construction is: walls are rarely perfectly square. & the floor’s not level, either. But that’s beside the point.
Scenarios #1 and #2 are the most likely conditions existing in a corner where cabinets need to go. Either the end wall is the obstacle for drawer or door operation, or trim around a cased opening is.
& if you hit the jackpot with the Perfect Universe, congratulate yourself & have a beer!





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