Building An Entertainment Cabinet

This home entertainment stand impresses with its simplicity elegance and dark mahogany color.

Building an entertainment cabinet.

Before beginning construction a cabinet that fits the size and needs of the space must be designed. Learn how to build your own cabinet base for a built in entertainment center with this diy tutorial. Built in cabinetry can add beauty and functionality to any home and a custom look sure to impress friends and family the best part is you don t have to be a master cabinet maker or carpenter to build some beautiful built in cabinetry. Fasten the parts together with 3 inch drywall screws.

This free plan from wayne of the woods is for building an entertainment center that is a little over 4 feet wide that stands 2 5 feet off the floor. Then install a 3 inch high platform also called a toekick for the cabinets to sit on. The cabinet will be only 23 7 8 deep 85 1 2 wide x 82 1 4. The builder uses pine poplar and birth for building this home entertainment cabinet.

Step 2 install main utility cabinet photo by donna moser alderman studio. To build a cabinet start by cutting panels for the bottom and sides out of mdf plywood or another type of laminate. Here is a gathering of free tv cabinet and media center plans so you can build a piece of furniture that everyone in your family will enjoy. The space left around the cabinet will be covered with molding in the final installation.

The dark wood media storage center build. This project was sponsored by lg. Build the platform out of 2x4s. This is an easy plan to follow because there are very clear illustrations showing the different sides and dimensions of the entertainment center which gives a simple way to view how it will turn out.

2x 12 w cabinets 12 30 2x 36 w cabinets 36 30. But that s not even the best thing. We rebuilt some outdated shelving to make a custom built in entertainment center. Our application provided an alcove that measures 45 deep 89 1 2 wide and 83 1 2 tall.

Then cut 4 pieces of 1 by 6 lumber to the same width as the bottom panel for the front back and top brace panels.