How to make a folding closet door look like a Chinese screen?

An elegant folding screen with an Asian theme, or chinoiserie, will be appropriate in any interior, from Asian to eclectic and modern - but folding doors for cabinets are not very. Folding cabinet doors are practical, no matter how unattractive they may be, and relatively inexpensive. With Asian-style patterned wallpaper, you can transform sleek folding doors into the look of an antique Chinese screen in just a few hours of operation.

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Measure the height and width of each section of the sliding cabinet door using a tape measure and subtract 5 cm from each measurement. Make pencil marks on the front of each door, taking 2.5 cm away from each edge of the door for control marks.

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Place a 0.6 cm thick sheet of lauan plywood on a pair of support knives and transfer the dimensions of each door onto the plywood. Draw a chalk line between the pencil marks to create incision lines, then cut out each panel with a circular saw.

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Insert a 0.3 cm drill bit into the electric drill. Press the lauan panel against one of the doors and align it with the control lines. Drill a pilot hole with a small countersink through the upper left and upper right corners of the plywood and into the door. Replace the drill bit with a screw tip and attach the plywood to the door with a 2.5cm drywall screw through each of the two holes. Screw in the screws until their heads are flush with the plywood to lock the door in place. Re-insert the drill bit into the drill chuck and drill a pilot hole every 30 cm around the perimeter of the door, then drive a 2.5cm screw through each of the pilot holes to secure the plywood to the door. Repeat this process for all other door panels.

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Add 2.5 cm to the dimensions of the height and width of the piece of installed plywood. Cut out a piece of Asian-themed wallpaper according to these dimensions. Attach the wallpaper to the plywood using wallpaper glue, if the wallpaper is not self-adhesive, overlapping each edge by 1.3 cm. Squeeze out all the bubbles behind the paper so that the wallpaper is perfectly smooth and centered on the plywood. Repeat for the other doors.

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Set the miter saw to 45 degrees and cut a piece of molding that matches the width of the plywood from a short point to a short point at the ends. Position the molding over the top edge of the plywood and attach it in place to the door using a claw hammer with 2.5 cm finishing nails. Cut the same pieces with beveled corners for the sides. Use the height of the plywood as the distance from the short point to the short point to cut out the shaped elements and the detail for the bottom. Attach these three pieces to align them around the perimeter of the plywood and cover the edges of the wallpaper that slightly overlap the edges of the plywood. Add a similar bay frame around the other three panels. Watch USA online porn https://mat6tube.com teens, milfs, matures!