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| The surfaces are protected with a kitchen work top finish |
May 2014
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| Before (cut in half to transport) |
I've been working on converting a damaged stripped pine door, to use as much as possible, for a cupboard to fit under my clients bathroom sink.
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| once a door now a cupboard |
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| The marine ply will be decorated by my client |
Progress
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| Glued & screwed, 3/4 view right side |
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| 3/4 view left side |
March/April 2014 Dry run to ensure everything fits!
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| Dry run, cupboard in place |
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| 3/4 view with shelves from the recycled boards |
Recycled floor boards from BWRP. (Bristol Wood Recycled Project)They had a layer of a rubbery glue used to stick door the previous floor covering. With the roughest grade paper they soon cleaned up to reveal the woods grain.
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| Before & after |
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| Mortise joint for the front of the cupboard. |
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| This s the top part of the door cut down and reassembled close to the size I want for the side panels of the cupboard. This is unglued and the mouldings need to be reattached. I was able to cut out most of the damaged wood |
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| The bottom half of the door |
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| The damage was cause when the door had been removed to help move things into the new house. It fell and the top of the panel took a bad blow. I replaced this door and then we wanted to try and use the good parts of the door for something else. |
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The dirt and grim build up.
Which I removed with
revives & wire wool
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