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How to hide appliances in kitchens
How can I hide away the small appliances in my new kitchen? Any tips?
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"Integrated appliances have the same cabinet door covering them.
If you need to hide smaller items such as kettles , you could consider a hot tap such as quooker. You could have a larder unit which opens up with two doors that contains other small appliances."
If you need to hide smaller items such as kettles , you could consider a hot tap such as quooker. You could have a larder unit which opens up with two doors that contains other small appliances."
Answered on 8th Feb 2023 - Member since Dec 2022 -
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"need to know what the appliance iwheather its a micr kettleowave"
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"Only way get Build in appliances Install fronts done"
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"If you’re having a new kitchen you can get appliances designed to have a matching kitchen door fitted! If you’re trying to do it with original appliances it’s very hard or almost impossible."
Answered on 7th Feb 2023 - Member since Jan 2023 -
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"Hi,
The simple answer is to buy interagrated appliances which would be behind doors, for smaller appliances you can have bespoke units made."
The simple answer is to buy interagrated appliances which would be behind doors, for smaller appliances you can have bespoke units made."
Answered on 5th Aug 2023 - Member since Nov 2019 -
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"The easiest way is to get built in appliances, if you are using freestanding appliances then its a lot of work to make them look nice. Worktops need the be wider and all the other units needs to be moved forward to keep the doors all in line. Hope this helped a bit"
Answered on 6th Feb 2023 - Member since Nov 2019 -
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"Get integrated appliances which means they are hid behind a door"
Answered on 11th Mar 2024 - Member since Dec 2016 -
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"Well I would use 900 mm work top cut to size and build it around the appliance to hind it Reil staight forward job but need me or joiner see the job and adivce you"
Answered on 6th Feb 2023 - Member since Feb 2023 -
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"Need remove same base unit and installing aplaints.Whit tapes aplaints you have."
Answered on 8th Feb 2023 - Member since Jan 2023 -
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"There are a few options
A boiling hot water tap will remove the need to have a kettle.
Microwave can be put into a later unit.
You can get a wall cabinet that sits on top of the worktop and has a roller shutter type door on that can house the rest, this are normally put in the corner of the kitchen not to loose work space on the top.
Hope this helps"
A boiling hot water tap will remove the need to have a kettle.
Microwave can be put into a later unit.
You can get a wall cabinet that sits on top of the worktop and has a roller shutter type door on that can house the rest, this are normally put in the corner of the kitchen not to loose work space on the top.
Hope this helps"
Answered on 9th Feb 2024 - Member since Jun 2023 -
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