Looking for little encouragement and may be right place to go learn some tips with cabinet building. Yes been scouring some youtube videos. For background, am pretty handy, and almost have most tools for woodworking. Nothing setup professionally though. Table saw, Miter, all sorts of drills, bunch of clamps. Just invested in a track saw.

So here is the deal, planning to build a fairly large inwall entertainment center/shelves. And then do some more of the same in our walk in closets. Want to incorporate the drawers and some of these cabinets will have doors. Rest of it makes sense, but building cabinet doors and drawers seems like not a very good ROI (time wise). Ss there a cheat code, or say somewhere I can buy those pre made. I have gone and looked at the kitchen cabinetry places, and incorporating those doors and drawers.

Any help. BTW just put together this small entertainment cabinet for my garage TV in about 4 hours.

I made these built ins for my wife for mother's Day.

This room needed storage badly for our kids toys, which have slowly been taking over the house. We need to fill out the shelves more, and swap out some of the pictures for other things. We may add books, but the built ins in our back room house all of the books right now.

I was heavily inspired by this post https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY/s/nGjbvN5muC. Thank you u/ganit. My wife and I love what you made.

Need some advice on reinforcing the wall behind my future entertainment center.

I will be wall-mounting a large LG G4 OLED TV (77in or 83in) and floating A/V cabinet.

I might also wall-mount an A/V rack with amps, consoles, etc.

The wall in question is an exterior wall (insulated for our Canadian winters) 30ft long spanning the living room and dining room (open plan).

I want to make sure all of the wall-mounted items are as solidly fixed as possible, without anchors or other aids.

What are my options?