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2 years ago

How to use this corner in this kitchen??

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Daisy England
2 years ago
last modified: 2 years ago
The gap to the right hand side of the range should be filled with the unit that you already have there. It should go right into the corner and have a door on half of it if that makes sense. So depending on the length, a 1000mm straight corner base carcass will most likely have a 400mm door on it which means to access the corner you will have to kneel down.

When I plan corners I always try to fit in a 900L shaped corner base which means you can access the whole corner as it has 2 x 316mm wide doors. In your situation with the range there you don’t have room to do this.

I presume I’m reading the image correctly.
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