Materials: Cover panel for high kitchen cabinets, and two horizontal kitchen cabinets
Description: I started out by taping the outline of where I wanted to mount the cover panel. In order to have the cabling for the TV hidden behind the panel, I screwed 1½" strips of lumber vertically into the wall studs the entire width of the panel. The cover panel was then screwed onto the lumber strips. For stability, I used many screws behind where the TV would ultimately be. The only visible screws were placed in the four corners, and the screw heads hidden by hot-gluing decorative buttons over them. The flat-screen TV mount was then screwed onto the panel, a hole cut through the panel for the cables, and finally the TV was attached.
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The cabinets below are two horizontal kitchen cabinets, with cover panels added to the top and sides. 8" legs, spray-painted black, were added to the bottom of the cabinets, and the two cabinets screwed together. And I'm happy to report that the remote control works through the frosted glass!
~ David, Minnesota
The cabinets below are two horizontal kitchen cabinets, with cover panels added to the top and sides. 8" legs, spray-painted black, were added to the bottom of the cabinets, and the two cabinets screwed together. And I'm happy to report that the remote control works through the frosted glass!
~ David, Minnesota
