Hello everybody 'Lurgs' here welcome to my channel and today I'll show you how to easily remove
a kitchen cabinet, I'll also show you how the bracket works and how you can replace the bracket.
These are the kitchen cabinets that I want to remove and I've already removed the doors which
is a fairly easy process. If you've got multiple kitchen cabinets next to each other they may have
joining screws on them so you need to remove those first so let's do that on these particular ones
on this cabinet there's one at the top and one at the bottom so
let's just remove the one at the bottom first you unscrew it from one side only
so let's turn it anti-clockwise
this is a joining kind of nut screw bolt thread system so just take that one out
do the same with the top one then you just need to pop that out you can just pop that out
with a nail or a screw just so it pops out the other side
Then just get a good firm grip on that and just pull it out
there we go remember to take the top one out as well now we need to get access to this bracket
this flap at the front just pops away that reveals the two adjustment screws one at
the top and the one at the bottom and I'll explain how those work now. This is one of
the brackets that gets screwed into your kitchen wall and you'll have one at each
end of the cabinet and this is the adjustment bracket which sits inside your kitchen cabinet
and then the kitchen cabinet just hangs on these brackets so these are the brackets that are
actually screwed into the kitchen wall you can use a spirit level to put these up or a laser guide
and these are the adjustment brackets inside your kitchen cabinet
it literally just hangs on these brackets like this
and because the brackets are nice and wide you've got a bit of adjustment with a
kitchen cabinet can be moved from side to side now I'll show you how the adjustment works
so on the top screw if I turn this anti-clockwise that moves that adjustment bracket outwards
and that will bring the kitchen cabinet towards you
and if you turn the screw clockwise
that brings that bracket close to you and that will bring the kitchen cabinet closer
against your kitchen wall, now this bottom one is to adjust your kitchen cabinet up and down
so you've got a certain amount of adjustment if your brackets aren't completely level
so clockwise moves that bracket downwards which will make your cabinet go higher on that side
and anti-clockwise moves that bracket upwards
which will make your kitchen cabinet lower on that side, so like Pink Floyd said,
let's get this kitchen cabinet OFF THE WALL. So we're unscrewing the top screw anti-clockwise
that is bringing the kitchen cabinet away from the back of the kitchen wall and the same on this side
now it's easier with two people but if you're on your own just get a really good grip on it lift it
upwards and away from the brackets and then towards you and then lift it down somewhere safe
Fabulous
And then I'm just going to remove the other one lift it up away and down now with these particular
brackets if it breaks you can actually replace them just by unscrewing these two screws here
which screws the adjustment bracket into the side of the kitchen cabinet
and that allows you to just to remove it and then replace it with a brand new one
There we go fantastic and I've got lots of kitchen cabinets to remove
and this is how I've done so far
So you might be removing a kitchen cabinet because you want to install a brand new fresh looking one
and I'll tell you what I think that deserves a cup of tea! While I'm having a cup of tea
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