Tambour Expresso/Coffee Cabinet

1st photo is building the box using the box generator. 

2nd & 3rd photo is adding the track the top and bottom of the box. Make sure the edge of the track and box line up in the front and to the side.

4th photo is how both tracks should look. I like to use clothespins to hold down the track while it is drying.

5th photo assembled the door by using the pieces and cutting out the slats as decor.

6th photo This is how the door looks before it is glued to the duck canvas. When you glue the duck canvas, make sure to apply masking tape around the edges to prevent the canvas from adhering to the slats that will eventually fit into the track.

7th photo The slat pieces that were cut out, and the arrow indicates where I sourced the decorative pieces for the door.

8th photo is how the door looks with the excess duck canvas removed. You can see how the outside of the door does not have canvas attached to it, as the outside of the door goes into the track.

9th photo After the door has dried and cured, you will need to roll it up and carefully break apart any slats that have stuck together. Go slowly, as you do not want to accidentally break a slate.

If you have any questions, please reach out. 

Thank you!