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Wall-mounted, folding tables
clockwork.satan
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Hey guys - I'm looking for some advice. The galley kitchen in my house is absolutely tiny, with almost next to nothing in the way of worktop space. After I had it completely renovated five years or so ago, I installed one of the small wall-mounted tables from Ikea which has been great, but now I'm starting to think that I'd like a bigger one.
The problem, of course, is that after a fairly exhaustive Google search, it would seem that they're all around the same size and I'm looking for one that's around 150cm long and folds out to around 60cm, with a drop-leaf so I've got a shelf for things when it's not in use.
Does anyone know of anywhere that would sell such a thing for a reasonable price? If not, I might need to start thinking about making my own one!
The problem, of course, is that after a fairly exhaustive Google search, it would seem that they're all around the same size and I'm looking for one that's around 150cm long and folds out to around 60cm, with a drop-leaf so I've got a shelf for things when it's not in use.
Does anyone know of anywhere that would sell such a thing for a reasonable price? If not, I might need to start thinking about making my own one!
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Not following your dimensions, sorry.
Have you seen the one on made.com? Has several walls shelves that are hidden behind the drop leaf. Declutterbug-in-progress.⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️0 -
OP, you should make your own - get a bit of decent wood and you could use the existing fittings if they are strong enough.0
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Make your own. Hafele brackets available from any decent ironmonger.A kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.0
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Ikea have a choice of three at about £25. we've had one for 3 years ,use it every day wil seat 2.3 at a push. good value for money and easy to install,if you follow the instructions.0
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