Whole cabinet installation and inspection methods

Whole kitchen cabinets have sparked a new trend in kitchens and bathrooms, becoming a popular choice in modern homes. As consumer demand continues to grow, it's important to pay attention to the quality and installation of each component. A complete kitchen cabinet system typically includes four main parts: the cabinet body, door panels, countertops, and hardware.

1. Quartz countertop: First, check the color carefully—don't rely solely on the initial selection. Next, use a hard object to test the surface for durability. Also, examine the edges of the countertop. The seams should be thin and seamless, with no thick or uneven lines. The finer the joints, the better the finish.

2. After installing the cabinets, give them a gentle shake to ensure they are secure and not loose. It’s best to test the floor cabinets before the countertop is installed. Use a level during construction to check that the cabinets are perfectly aligned. If the quartz countertop is 15mm thick, consider placing a 16mm moisture-proof board underneath for added stability.

3. Once the countertop is installed, apply white waterproof glue along the back edge. Check the quality of the glue—good glue should feel smooth like jelly, while poor-quality glue may look sticky or uneven.

4. The basin base should have a waterproof aluminum plate. After the basin cabinet is installed, cover it with transparent glass glue to reinforce the waterproofing inside. Always use transparent glue, as white glue can degrade over time when exposed to moisture.

5. Before finalizing the installation, fill the basin with water to check for leaks. It’s also important to inspect the drain pipe for any leftover debris from dishes or other items. Large particles can get stuck in the lower part of the basin and cause clogs over time.

6. Inspect each door panel for scratches or color inconsistencies on both the front and back sides.

7. The hinges should have at least six screw holes for proper adjustment. After installation, test the door by shaking it—if it feels loose, the screws may need tightening. Learning how to adjust hinges is a useful skill, and it only takes a few minutes with a screwdriver.

8. Ensure all doors are flush with each other and that handles are securely fastened. Any gaps or unevenness can affect both aesthetics and functionality.

9. The gaps between the door panels and drawers should be uniform. Ideally, the middle gap should be around 3mm. If it's larger than that, it may be noticeable and affect performance.

10. To determine if a set of cabinets is high quality, focus on two key areas: edge sealing and seam quality. Edges include those of the cabinet, door panels, and countertops. Seams involve the joints between cabinets, doors, countertops, walls, cooktops, and sinks.

11. When installing a range hood, make sure it is level and firmly attached to the wall or mounting plate. The distance between the bottom of the hood and the countertop should be about 700mm for optimal performance.

12. Safety is crucial. All drawers and baskets should slide smoothly without obstruction. Any sharp edges or corners must be rounded off, and metal parts should be sanded to prevent injuries.

13. The upper and lower cabinets should be level. Open the cabinet doors and smell inside—if there’s a strong chemical odor, it could indicate low-quality materials.

14. During the installation process, maintain a clean and professional site. Clear the area before starting, protect the surroundings, and dispose of waste properly. Avoid creating dust or smoke, and do not use the customer’s range hood to ventilate sawdust. Clean the interior and exterior of the cabinets thoroughly after installation.

15. Finally, test all electrical appliances by plugging them in to ensure they work correctly. Check for any scratches or damage. Make sure everything is securely fastened, especially the range hood. Loose installations can be dangerous. For the disinfection cabinet, ensure all screws are tight. The burner should be adjustable but not too loose for safe operation.

16. The door panel of the burner cabinet should have ventilation holes. It’s better to use four explosion screws per hinge rather than just two for added security.

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