Mrs C
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Does anyone know anywhere that does kitchen units that are only 200mm deep? I have found 100 but not 200! I only want the cabinets, not the doors.
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Kitchen cabinets 200mm deep
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tomatwark
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Think you will lucky off the shelf.
You could always buy 300mm ones and cut them down.
Or see if one the companies near you who make things would knock them up.
We do them for customers near us, so there might be someone near you.
You could always buy 300mm ones and cut them down.
Or see if one the companies near you who make things would knock them up.
We do them for customers near us, so there might be someone near you.
Distinterior
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Where are you Mrs C.....?
I have to do this sort of thing regularly so would be able to do it for you.
How many would you be after?... Width....? Height...? Colour of cabinet...?
Do they need to match up with existing cabinets...?
I have to do this sort of thing regularly so would be able to do it for you.
How many would you be after?... Width....? Height...? Colour of cabinet...?
Do they need to match up with existing cabinets...?
Mrs C
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Thank you both, I think I am resigned to making them myself
Eric The Viking
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I bought a B+Q carcase and cut it down, machined the back rebate, etc.
The mistake was buying B+Q*, not the idea itself. If you have a tracksaw, or even just a long enough straightedge, it's easy. If it uses knock-down fittings, you might need to move the back ones. IIRC for me that was a 15mm flat bottomed hole (plunging router cutter from Wealden), with a corresponding hole edge drilled for the dowel. Awkward, but not impossible, and easy if you do the big hole first and make a jig for the dowel one.
My cupboard is full height for a bathroom. Anything smaller would be much easier because it would be much easier to handle the pieces.
E.
B+Q had three attempts at delivering the carcase undamaged. They didn't succeed. I was running out of time on the job, so kept the least worst one and got a partial refund. Honestly, I've almost never darkened their doors since -- can't face people with good intentions trying to defend an organisation with such broken processes.
The mistake was buying B+Q*, not the idea itself. If you have a tracksaw, or even just a long enough straightedge, it's easy. If it uses knock-down fittings, you might need to move the back ones. IIRC for me that was a 15mm flat bottomed hole (plunging router cutter from Wealden), with a corresponding hole edge drilled for the dowel. Awkward, but not impossible, and easy if you do the big hole first and make a jig for the dowel one.
My cupboard is full height for a bathroom. Anything smaller would be much easier because it would be much easier to handle the pieces.
E.
B+Q had three attempts at delivering the carcase undamaged. They didn't succeed. I was running out of time on the job, so kept the least worst one and got a partial refund. Honestly, I've almost never darkened their doors since -- can't face people with good intentions trying to defend an organisation with such broken processes.
