How Do You Install Crown Molding For Staggered Cabinets?
Adding crown molding to staggered cabinets will add architectural detailing to the kitchen. Crown molding hides the top of the cabinet and adds a finished look to the cabinets. Many people believe that installing crown molding is too difficult a task for the amateur to handle. The do-it-yourself handyman can install crown molding for staggered cabinetry if he knows the appropriate steps to take. Install the crown molding beginning with the cabinet furthest to the left. For most people cutting the crown molding in this direction is more natural and easier to do. Mark a line that is 1/2-inch above the top of the cabinet doors for the cabinet you are working with, which is different for each of the staggered cabinets in the kitchen. Use a pencil to mark the bottom edge of the crown molding for installation. Use a step ladder to get up close to the cabinet tops to work. Measure the length of the first piece of crown molding with a tape measure. Measure from the wall to the first corner. Wr
