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   Guest_ | Jan 04, 1999 05:55pm | #1

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   Warren....we need a little more info here to answer your post.....
   .....floor system or attic space above
   .....soffits or cabs to ceiling or open above
   .....frameless or framed cabinets
   .....gang built or modular cabs
   .....access from both sides of cabinets ?
   .....support to c-top on end of run possible ?
   You can email me with specifics if you like and I will try to help out.
   Bill

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   warren_ | Jan 06, 1999 06:38am | #2

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   Attic space above- Open above the cabinets to the ceiling. frameless cabinets, "Mills Pride" from Home Depot, so I assume modular. There will be access to both sides. and support to c-top is possible.
   I am going to glue and screw a 3/4 piece of plywood between the studs on the wall that the cabintets start from.

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   Brian_Landrum | Jan 08, 1999 11:36pm | #3

   *I have a similar situation as yours. I Bought some decorative spindles; drilled a 1/4" or 3/8" hole through the whole length. I reinforced the top of the cabinet and added some length of 2x6; spread over 4 of the ceiling joists. Drill the same size hole in the top of the cabinet and in the ceiling through the installed 2/6 previously mentioned. Buy some all-thread, flat washers, and nuts. Run the all-thread through the spindles, then install the flat washers, and nuts. I have had mine installed for 3 or 4 years. Looks good and lasts a long time.

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   warren_ | Jan 08, 1999 11:36pm | #4

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   Our rebuilt kitchen will have a breakfast bar or pass through between the kitchen and the dining room. How do I hang or support the upper cabinets. The end of the cabinets will be about 6 feet from the adjoining wall.