Materials: Effektiv Cabinets, Varde Countertop, Chrome trim rings, garbage cans
Description: One of my clients needed a clean solution for their garbage, so I came up with this.
Step One – Remove the back panel from one Effektiv cabinet to allow room for the garbage cans.
Step two – Pull the cabinet forward from the wall, cut removed back panel to use on the end to hide the space behind.
Step three – Add and cut holes in the Varde counter top and the top of the Effektiv cabinet.
Step four – Glue polished stainless steel trim rings into place. Notes: We also added a back splash made from a scrap piece of the Varde counter top….and you can see one of the garbage cans is missing! It was on order when we took the pictures.
Enjoy!
~ Andy, NYC
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