[Josh Cissell]

Anyone have a good way to put a back on my overhead cabinets?

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[keeponvaning]

I just put a piece(s) of ⅜" plywood in from the front

 

[canuck4everr]

My upper cabinets look the same as yours right now , i used thinsulate too. I have been thinking of using Reflectix at the wall and ceiling ,, using one piece and curving it to fit , might need something on top of the Reflectix to make it look nice .

 

[dnelsonid]

Panel the walls. 5mm ply + 1/8" landau foam + duramax fabric + spray adhesive = magic

 

[RDinNHandAZ]

I am thinking carpet glued on with 3M 90

 

[Josh Cissell]

I am thinking carpet glued on with 3M 90

I'm thinking Luan with small L brackets so I can remove it if I want to get behind it to run wire etc.

But I haven't thought about just putting material directly on the wall. That would definitely give me the most storage space.


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[PopeAng]

My upper cabinets look the same as yours right now , i used thinsulate too. I have been thinking of using Reflectix at the wall and ceiling ,, using one piece and curving it to fit , might need something on top of the Reflectix to make it look nice .

Ditto. Although I have yet to put in the reflectix (low-e).

 

[keeponvaning]

I'm thinking Luan with small L brackets so I can remove it if I want to get behind it to run wire etc.

But I haven't thought about just putting material directly on the wall. That would definitely give me the most storage space.


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Pretty much what I did except I used ⅜" and not 1/4" as I had more of it kicking around. I just screwed it into whatever wood or metal happened to be behind it. I've removed it several times to make wiring changes.