Gap behind worktops

[Deluks]

Sounds like to need to trim the back of the cabinets then. The inside back of the cabinet is not touching the wall, no? So it's just the extra bit on the cabinet sides touching, so trim these down at the back, and the worktop should meet the wall.

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How wide is the widest gap between worktop/wall?

 

[philipcooper]

Sounds like to need to trim the back of the cabinets then. The inside back of the cabinet is not touching the wall, no? So it's just the extra bit on the cabinet sides touching, so trim these down at the back, and the worktop should meet the wall.

Deppending on: ~

How wide is the widest gap between worktop/wall?

i have figured out what to do now i am getting the kitchen plastered so i will get it dot and dabbed first then skimmed then i am tileing underneath the units and getting splashbacks so this should sort ou the problem

 

[andymarshal]

what "deluks" said, if your wall leans away from the cabinet, then the unit will be touching at the bottom and there will be a gap at the top.

Cheers