Painted Wall Cabinet

Maple hardwood and ply,  pre-cat black lacquer in a satinish finish.

This was built to look like one unit when installed.  I built 3 separate cabinets and left the center stiles off.
After I installed the 3 separate units, I put the stiles in place and then added the top section in the center last. 

To save time during the install I went to the home and made a template that I scribed to the ceiling.  I transferred the scribe onto the tops of the cabinets before painting.  Worked better than I expected. Nothing had to be cut on the job except for the toe kick.

Some of the requirements/challenges :
The rails had to be in line with the rails on the big sliding door next to it.  (The framework with the white panels is a sliding door)

The big sliding door rolled behind the wall unit so there were no studs and nothing could be screwed through the back wall.

The cabinets sit on a 2" kick,  Not big enough to bring the cabinets in flat and stand them up. 
There was an entryway that was tall enough,  so brought them in the house,  stood them up in the entryway then slid them standing up on a blanket into position to lift onto the kick then shimmed to the ceiling. 

Scribe the finished toe kick (built and painted with the 2 returns already on) and slid into place to finish it off.