How to Build a Refrigerator Surround

In this video, I am sharing how to build a refrigerator surround cabinet to make your kitchen look custom. This is part of my DIY kitchen remodel where I have transformed my old kitchen into a custom high-end-looking kitchen on a budget.

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- 3/4” plywood sheet
- 1”x2” trim boards
- 1-1/4” finishing nails
- 1-1/4” screws (I use the Kreg brand)
- 220 grit sandpaper
- Backer rod (optional):
- Caulk
- Paint and primer
- Countersink bit (optional)
- Level
- Caulk gun
- Square
- Paintbrush and roller
- Tape measure
- Ear protection

// Video Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:42 - Determine the size
2:21 - Remove the old cabinet
2:36 - Cut the wood
3:30 - Assemble the surround
7:25 - Finished

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[jeffschaefer]

Nice build - but those safety glasses on your head would do a lot better if they were protecting your eyes (especially while using a nail gun!!)… good project and nice results!