Tile The Kitchen Floor Or Install Cabinets First?
Saturday, December 12th, 2009 at
10:11 pm
When remodeling a kitchen, should the base cabinets go in first, and then tile around them, or should everything be ripped out, the floor installed and then the cabinets installed.
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do your cabinets first, you may mess up your floor !!
Cabinets first and tile around
I’m not sure about the moron who suggested raising the cabinets 1/2 to 3/4 – BUT DON’T DO THAT
The main reason is that cabinets are more permanent than flooring and you would not want to remove all the cabinets to replace the floor
Cabinets should go on first.
The reason is that you will not always want your tile, and if there is flood, the floor may have to be pulled-up.
Have the cabinet guys install the base cabinets raised off the ground, 1/2 to 3/4 in. and of course leveled.
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Cabinets 1st then tile. trust me
The reason the moron said raise the base cabinets 3/4″ is because the standard height of the cabinets are a set dim. and the appliances cannot be changed , Moron.
Also, you need to make sure the area under the dishwasher is tiled. I have come across many jobs that were originally vinyl, tile had been put in up to the dishwasher and the dishwasher was trapped between the floor and the counter-tops.
So either the base cabinets are put in first, raised to the Finished Floor Height, or the cabinet man has to lay-out the cabinets for the tile man, which will not happen