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ElephantBoy57
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I am thinking I want more cupboard space in my kitchen. At the moment my units and oven are against the wall with the tall fridge in the corner.
I want to move the tall fridge out of the corner, further around, then I can have units in the corner. Ready made units in Wickes are a fixed size, not sure how to do this. Perhaps new units up to the oven.
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Can't see your image0
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Homer_home said:Can't see your imageMy issue is that I want to fill a gap because there is a base unit and wall unit already there. The gap that the tall fridge fits into is 65cm. The units at Wickes are 925mmI am guessing that I will need units specially made to fit into the gap, which will cost more.
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It will still be easier to visualise with an image of some sort.
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You image seems to be a link pointing back to your email account. You need to download it and then attach it to the post, using the image>file button.0
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this means nothing to me. if you want help post a birds eye view plan of the kitchen, showing what you have now, and what you would like to change it to0
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Either move the existing wall unit or just replace it
You should be able to fit something like a 1000mm base unit against the wall and just put 1 door on it1 -
lesalanos said:Either move the existing wall unit or just replace it
You should be able to fit something like a 1000mm base unit against the wall and just put 1 door on it
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ElephantBoy57 said:lesalanos said:Either move the existing wall unit or just replace it
You should be able to fit something like a 1000mm base unit against the wall and just put 1 door on itEverything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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What's on the right ?
What make are the base unit and wall unit ? You nay be able to source a corner unit to match - but these units are quite cheap. It may be that with the corner unit in place you end up with a gap of about 300mm between it and the cooker - a good place for the kitchen bin. .
The work top is probably easier - last year I bought lengths to match a 2007 installNever pay on an estimated bill. Always read and understand your bill0
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