Flat Wire Metal Cabinet Mesh Inserts For Kitchen Furniture
Cabinet mesh door inserts are an excellent choice
Cabinet mesh door inserts are an excellent choice for anyone
looking to breathe new life into their cabinets. They are both
practical and beautiful, making them a practical and versatile
solution for any homeowner. Some of the benefits of cabinet door
inserts include:
Enhancement aesthetics
Insertions provide an opportunity to introduce new textures,
patterns and colors into your interior design, instantly upgrading
the aesthetics of your space. From the modern elegance of glass, to
the rustic charm of chicken wire, to the warmth of wood, there are
cabinets to suit your personal taste.
individuation
The personalization options for cabinet door inserts are endless,
providing a canvas for creativity and providing a design statement
that showcases your sense of style.
Feature
Depending on the type of insertion you choose, you can enhance the
functionality of your cabinet. For example, mesh inserts provide
ventilation for storage pantries, while glass inserts allow you to
quickly locate items.
Installation instructions of cabinet mesh inserts
-Remove the cabinet door and place it face up on the work surface.
-Drill a 3/4 "hole 1/4" from the edge of the track and ladder at a
corner to allow access to the jig saw bit. If working on a flat
surface, determine the area you want to cut and draw the pattern on
the cabinet.
-Insert the jigsaw bit through the hole you drilled in step 2,
carefully sawing along the edge of the track or line you drew.
-Take the piece you just cut out and sand the edges until they are
completely smooth. After leveling, turn the cabinet door so that
the back of the door faces up.
-Using a router, create grooves 1/4 inch wide and 1/4 inch deep
along the inside of the cabinet door frame.
-Sand the groove with a sanding block or sandpaper until it is
completely smooth.
-Insert the decorative wire grille into the cabling space behind
the cabinet door. Use wire cutters to cut the wire to size.
-Screw the wire grid into place, or secure it with a thin molded
strip or label.
Data Table Format for Cabinet Mesh Inserts
| Item No. | Flat Wire Diameter, mm (in) | Opening Size, mm (in) | Overall thickness, mm (in) | Open Area, % | Approximate Weight, kg/m2 (lb/ft2) |
| DWM12-31 | 1×4 (0.039×0.157) | 5 (0.197) | 2 (0.079) | 31 | 7.1 (1.45) |
| DWM12-49-1.5 (Hot) | 1.5×3 (0.059×0.118) | 7 (0.276) | 3 (0.118) | 49 | 7 (1.43) |
| DWM12-59 (Hot) | 1.5×3 (0.059×0.118) | 10 (0.394) | 3 (0.118) | 59 | 5.6 (1.15) |
| DWM12-33 | 1.2×3 (0.047×0.118) | 4 (0.157) | 2.5 (0.098) | 33 | 8.3 (1.70) |
| DWM12-49-1.2 | 1.2×3 (0.047×0.118) | 7 (0.276) | 2.5 (0.098) | 49 | 5.8 (1.19) |
| DWM12-25 | 1×3 (0.039×0.118) | 3 (0.118) | 2 (0.079) | 25 | 8.3 (1.70) |
| DWM12-39 | 1×3 (0.039×0.118) | 5 (0.197) | 2 (0.079) | 39 | 6.3 (1.29) |
| DWM12-30 | 1×2.5 (0.039×0.098) | 3 (0.118) | 2 (0.079) | 30 | 7.4 (1.52) |
| DWM12-37 | 0.8×2.2 (0.031×0.087) | 3.4 (0.134) | 1.6 (0.063) | 37 | 5 (1.02) |
| DWM12-42 | 0.8×2.2 (0.031×0.087) | 4 (0.157) | 1.6 (0.063) | 42 | 4.6 (0.94) |
Install the cabinet door decorative mesh inserts
If this interior design choice fascinates you, you'll want to read
this blog to learn more about the installation process. Here's how
to add them to your home:
1. Select the cabinet door to be converted
First, you need to decide which cabinet doors you want to convert.
The best way to start is to pick a room in your home that you feel
would benefit from decorating with wire mesh cabinet doors.
Whichever room you choose, make sure that the room has a reasonable
number of cabinets. Most homeowners will use their kitchen cabinets
for this project.
2. Choose a decorative wire mesh that complements the room
Once you know which room you're going to start your cabinet door
conversion from, you'll need to choose the right decorative screen
pattern to complement the space. There are a variety of designs to
choose from, so choose a style that you think will best suit your
home. In addition, experts recommend buying inserts that are 1 inch
shorter in length and width than the cabinet panel to ensure a
proper fit.
Cases of Cabinet Mesh Inserts
