Leaving a 500mm walkway down the middle ?, think the idea was to keep as much galley width as possibleWould have packed out to remove gap , 650mm worktop would hide all and give enough overhang .
Leaving a 500mm walkway down the middle ?, think the idea was to keep as much galley width as possibleWould have packed out to remove gap , 650mm worktop would hide all and give enough overhang .
That would have been nice but unfortunately its a tight (Narrow) galley kitchen.Would have packed out to remove gap , 650mm worktop would hide all and give enough overhang .
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Can’t see any mention of kitchen dimensions. You need a minimum 800mm for safe kitchen .Leaving a 500mm walkway down the middle ?, think the idea was to keep as much galley width as possible
Guessing he only had 1875mm Width wall to wall to start with, minus the depth of 2 corner cabs leaving a @ 664mm.Can’t see any mention of kitchen dimensions. You need a minimum 800mm for safe kitchen .
Angle bracket to wall, floor and top. Set the brackets back far enough that they can't be seen when the appliances are in place. I try to recess them into the panels (shallow housings formed using a router) and the floor so that the appliances don't catch on them when you pull them out. Of course where there;s a unit it's just a case of screw through from the inside, ideally hiding the front ones beneath hinge cruciform plates, putting them in drawer spaces, just beneath worktops, etc so as to make them inconspicuous - and if all else fails FastCap do self-adhesive round "spots"
Hi Foxhole, no I have a galley kitchen that is U shaped it has a door to the outside and another to the hall. I'd take a picture but it looks like a bombs gone off at the moment, I'll take one tomorrow when I've tidied up a bit lol!Was confused by you description of galley kitchen which are usually long and narrow with access each end . Your’s is a square ‘U’ kitchen .
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