How to Remove a Kitchen, the DIY Way
If you’re not afraid to get your hands dirty and are looking to renovate your kitchen then one of the biggest favours you can do for your budget it to remove your kitchen yourself. A DIY kitchen removal is a lot easier than many think. And, if you go about it in the right order, it can be done in a few hours and with ease. This presentation provides a quick tutorial on how to remove a kitchen, the DIY Way. It covers preparation, along with removing the essential elements; the benchtops and sinks, cabinets and splashbacks and dishwasher and garbage disposal unit. This will leave you with a clean slate to install your brand new kitchen. For more information on how to remove your kitchen the DIY Way, head to our blog where you’ll find the post in its entirety. https://discount.com.au/renovating/remove-kitchen-diy-way/ If you’re looking for budget kitchen products in Perth that will assist your kitchen budget even further, look nowhere else but Ross’s Discount Home Centre. We stock everything you need to for your new kitchen, including DIY kitchen cabinets, benchtops, sinks, tapware, tiles, kitchen appliances and a whole lot more. ---------------------------------------------- Ross’s Home Discount Centre. www.discount.com.au 57 James Street Guildford WA 6055
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How to Remove a Kitchen, the DIY Way
- 1. How to Remove a Kitchen, the DIY Way
- 2. 1 Preparing your space Ensuring you space is safe to start your kitchen removal is essential. Start by switching off the electricity, water and gas (if applicable). Remove all fixtures including tapware and handles and ensure you have a skip bin onsite.
- 4. 2 Removing dishwashers and garbage disposal units Next, unplug the dishwasher and move it out of its place. Use your tools to disconnect your garbage disposal units away from the plumbing. Take are if you are using these items in your new kitchen.
- 6. 3 Removing sinks and benchtops Next, remove your sink and benchtop. Use tools such as a spanner, crowbar, saw and screwdriver to assist you. Disconnect your pluming first, followed by the sink and then the benchtops.
- 8. 4 Removing cabinets and splashbacks Lastly, with the sink and benchtop removed, move on to removing the cabinets and splashback. Start with the cabinet doors and draws followed by the frame. Then remove the splashback.
- 10. Lookingfor kitchen renovationproducts? For your entire DIY kitchen renovation needs, head to Ross’s Discount Home Centre in Guildford, Perth. We have DIY kitchen cabinets, benchtops, sinks, tapware, tiles, kitchen appliances and a whole lot more, all available affordable prices. Visit our website
- 12. Phone: (08) 9378 2233 www.discount.com.au 57 James Street Guildford WA 6055