Cant find a 300 Depth Base Unit?
Okydoky25
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Help please. I have had a little utility room built off my kitchen and I am looking for a 300 depth x 1000 width Base unit cupboard but I cant seem to find one anywhere?
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Use a wall unit and add feet, get a local cabinet maker to make you a bespoke one or build one yourself. The cheapest & lowest quality will be an off the shelf wall unit but as it's a utility it will probably be fine.2
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No need to find one, depth of the sides can be reduced with a circular saw.1
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Even wall units are usually about 40cm deep.I think you'll have to DIY - cut a deeper unit or play with shelf units and doors.0
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maisie_cat said:Use a wall unit and add feet, get a local cabinet maker to make you a bespoke one or build one yourself. The cheapest & lowest quality will be an off the shelf wall unit but as it's a utility it will probably be fine.0
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Clever people in my PC is there such a thing as a unit for a washing machine and Tumble dryer. Freestanding. Basically so that I can put a worktop on it or is this a DIY jobby to?0
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Freestanding appliances (and even semi-built-it) don't need a unit. They just stand between the units under the worktop. A DIY job again. Can't you fix a worktop to the side walls of the room?0
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Okydoky25 said:Clever people in my PC is there such a thing as a unit for a washing machine and Tumble dryer. Freestanding. Basically so that I can put a worktop on it or is this a DIY jobby to?
In our utility I built a freestanding open unit using CLS as legs so I could put a worktop on top of the washing machine & dryer. It's a bit like a kitchen island but with rails only on the sides & back, and no shelves/drawers.1 -
Okydoky25 said:Clever people in my PC is there such a thing as a unit for a washing machine and Tumble dryer. Freestanding. Basically so that I can put a worktop on it or is this a DIY jobby to?"A nation's greatness is measured by how it treats its weakest members." ~ Mahatma Gandhi
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grumbler said:Freestanding appliances (and even semi-built-it) don't need a unit. They just stand between the units under the worktop. A DIY job again. Can't you fix a worktop to the side walls of the room?
Basically the idea is for the worktop to go across the washer & dryer and then at the wall it will do a 90 degree and will thin out into a 300 worktop being held up with the 300 depth base unit at the end.0 -
Okydoky25 said: Help please. I have had a little utility room built off my kitchen and I am looking for a 300 depth x 1000 width Base unit cupboard but I cant seem to find one anywhere?
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