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God I'm getting old, its 39 years since I first heard that one :shock: Mind I was quite young at the time :lol:

The usual method of constructing a corner solution like this is to fit a false wall using a sheet of plywood or similar across the corner at 45 degrees so you can then use the same depth unit as the rest of the base units. So be embarrassed no more Roger :lol:

Could have been worse Alan :shock: these .http://www.solidwoodkitchencabinets.co.uk/ could be made from the offcuts of those :lol:

Move your electrics, the end result will be far nicer. Id be amazed if you could find a kitchen designer thats included that configuration in a design, you do see underbench ovens done that way which look ok (although a big space waster) , but I've yet to see an eye level oven like that. If you...

The grey is both larger and heavier, being 23 to 30 cm long excluding tail and 400g to 600 g compared to the reds 19 to 23cm excluding tail and body weight of 250g to 340 g

When you say full height do you mean as in having an eye level oven :? I have never seen that done across a corner, probably because it would look horrendous

Great job DM and I would paint the legs =D>

Yes as you've now found out, you've got to specify it as one of the extras available, I just bought alternatives for use on the spindle on mine

Youve armed the wrong side, we are meant to be helping the Reds :lol: :lol:

Dont suppose any of you have any indoor shots using that lense?

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Cant say Ive come across that before, you would have to well short of a few marbles to think only diamond would scratch it. Most hard materials will scratch glass. It was long considered though that diamond was the hardest material and only a diamond could scratch another diamond , but harder...

Great news ****. Quite rightly great concern is shown for the plight of the Black Rhino etc but most people have little perception of the pressures our native animals face

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I recently followed a link to a "solid wood" kitchen company and the panels were all made up of hundreds of tiny pieces joined together.http://www.solidwoodkitchencabinets.co.uk/ Fair enough if you've seen the product and are happy to go along with their description ( I wouldnt ) but would you...

Hi Mick, Ultima if I recall correctly. They're nationwide as in deliver nationwide, all of the manufacturing is based in S.Yorkshire.

Thanks for that everyone :)

Well you couldn't accuse the chaiwanese of not giving value for money , there must be about 10,000 pieces of "solid oak" in your kitchen :lol:

If she's "up-market" she's a Client not a customer Graham :lol: