HELPFUL GRANDDAUGHTER IN NEED: How Do I Re-Attach A Wooden Panel Between Kitchen Sink and Cabinets?

Hello Reddit! My very elderly grandparents have wooden cabinets, original to their 1971-built home. I don’t know the technical term for this, but the piece of wood between their sink and the cabinet doors below them fell off this weekend. The piece of wood came off in one piece, and now there’s just a gaping hole between the sink and the cabinet doors. Here’s my question: how do I reattach this wood? As I don’t know the term for what this piece of wood (or even what kind of wood it is) google has been no help. Do I get wood glue? If so, how much should I use and where do I apply it? Should I use nails or screws? It doesn’t appear to have been nailed or screwed into place originally. The wooden piece came clean off, no nails or stripped screws in sight. Literally any help is appreciated! submitted by /u/RiverdaleIsADamnMess [link] [comments]

Feb 22, 2025 - 03:44
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HELPFUL GRANDDAUGHTER IN NEED: How Do I Re-Attach A Wooden Panel Between Kitchen Sink and Cabinets?
HELPFUL GRANDDAUGHTER IN NEED: How Do I Re-Attach A Wooden Panel Between Kitchen Sink and Cabinets?

Hello Reddit! My very elderly grandparents have wooden cabinets, original to their 1971-built home. I don’t know the technical term for this, but the piece of wood between their sink and the cabinet doors below them fell off this weekend. The piece of wood came off in one piece, and now there’s just a gaping hole between the sink and the cabinet doors.

Here’s my question: how do I reattach this wood? As I don’t know the term for what this piece of wood (or even what kind of wood it is) google has been no help. Do I get wood glue? If so, how much should I use and where do I apply it? Should I use nails or screws? It doesn’t appear to have been nailed or screwed into place originally. The wooden piece came clean off, no nails or stripped screws in sight.

Literally any help is appreciated!

submitted by /u/RiverdaleIsADamnMess
[link] [comments]