Install Units and Anchor to Wall

well that's it that's it now for the installation part I basically took scraps of well one by three and I drilled it right into the studs on top and I put it on top and then countersink some holes with screws putting it right in and that's really from keeping it from coming out forward and then the cabinet that was touching the side of the wall I found a stud drilled it into the stud so that was my major anchoring point and then on the left-hand side I had the little dividing brace that was standing there that little angled wall and obviously that's - you know reinforced so my kids don't climb on it and try to hang off it so you know that was that was just the basic way than the base of the cabinet was kind of in the same way the the 1 by 3 was attached to the studs of the wall the cabinet set on top screws on top to kind of anchor it in and then off to the side and then obviously the base is already sitting so it's not going anywhere the one thing I did do differently is for the face you saw I had a toe kick or whatnot but because the garage floor is slanted the back is sitting flush the front is tilted forward so I took a wedge and I put it underneath it to keep it upright and you know it looks fine even though it has a like a quarter inch hole or whatnot actually I'm glad that that happened because if I ever want to you know water hose my garage floor I don't have to worry about that stuff going underneath the cabinet so for the prep work when