SL8- Top and Bottom, Fillers and Kickplates | Good Wolf Kitchens

Welcome back to our kitchen build series! In today's episode, we focus on how to achieve a professional finish on the top and bottom of your kitchen cabinets. This is episode 8 in our series, so make sure to watch the previous videos and subscribe to follow along as we transform our kitchen step by step.

🔨 Today's Highlights:

Top Fillers and Cornices: We'll show you how we add a top filler to the cabinets, allowing the cornice to wrap around the front for a seamless look. While we are still waiting for the builders to complete the cornices, we’ll cover the preparation work done so far.

Kickplates Installation: Anja demonstrates how to fit the kickplates, which are set back to create a comfortable toe space under the cabinets. We opted for a brushed aluminium look with a rubber finish. This design not only gives a sleek, professional appearance but also helps keep out unwanted critters.

Team Effort: In this video, Anja, who is 6 months pregnant, handles the kickplate installation while Hannock takes care of the top fillers. For safety reasons, Anja avoids climbing ladders, ensuring the tasks are handled effectively and safely.

📆 Stay Tuned: We’re excited to show you the finished cornices in our next video. Make sure to subscribe to our channel so you don't miss any updates and can follow along with our entire kitchen renovation journey.

📺 Watch Previous Episodes: If you’re new here or missed any episodes, check out our previous videos to see how far we've come. Each episode is packed with tips, tricks, and detailed steps to help you with your own kitchen projects.

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