| Install a Built-in Coffeemaker |
| Learn the basics of putting a built-in coffeemaker in your kitchen. See more great ideas for remodeling kitchens at Kitchen Renovations. |
From "Kitchen Renovations"
episode DKTN-607 |
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A built-in coffeemaker provides convenience and more counter space.
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Materials: coffee maker specifically designed to be built in
trim saw
hammer
screw driver 1. Determine the location for the coffeemaker on the wall. It will need both water and electric supplies. 2. Use the template supplied by the manufacturer to mark the cut-out lines on the wall. Remove the drywall or plaster and lath. 3. Turn off the water supply to the kitchen. Run a water-supply line through the wall from the cavity to a nearby pipe. Attach the supply line to the pipe. 4. Turn off the power to the circuit that will supply the coffeemaker, and hook up the electrical wiring from the coffeemaker. 5. Hook up the water-supply line. Install the housing. Slide the coffeemaker into place, and secure it with screws. Resources coffee maker
Brew Express
Website: Lance Larkin
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