retroshaun
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I have a cab that has no leg levelers fitted and in addition has quite a deep base (the distance between the floor of the cabinet and the bottom of the edges - maybe about 2 inches?)
I have also needed to add some batons inside the cab sides / beneath the base at the rear to repair some badly damaged woodwork, and the cab has wheels attached at the rear corners too.
With that in mind, how can I install leg levelers to keep the repaired wood up off the ground a little? Do I need somehow attach additional wood then leg leveler plates onto this and the levelers themselves into the plates? And whats the best location for these, bearing in mind that the rear corners are somewhat out of action? Or is it better to add a complete reinforced base to the bottom?
Sorry if that explanation isn't too clear
I have also needed to add some batons inside the cab sides / beneath the base at the rear to repair some badly damaged woodwork, and the cab has wheels attached at the rear corners too.
With that in mind, how can I install leg levelers to keep the repaired wood up off the ground a little? Do I need somehow attach additional wood then leg leveler plates onto this and the levelers themselves into the plates? And whats the best location for these, bearing in mind that the rear corners are somewhat out of action? Or is it better to add a complete reinforced base to the bottom?
Sorry if that explanation isn't too clear
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