Who makes the wall unit?
bdm2007
9 years ago
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Anna Martin
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Would appreciate some wall-unit ideas
Comments (0)Hi - We've carried out an extensive refurbishment of our flat, dividing a large open-plan kitchen area which was awkwardly-shaped into two rooms, a study-cum-bedroom with a large internal Crittall-style window, together with a combined lounge-kitchen (see attached photos). But we're struggling to find suitable units to put on the empty lounge wall facing the kitchen: can anyone suggest some specific makes/models of units that would work here? Specifically we would like floating base units (or with very slender feet) on which to put the TV & stereo, plus some mixed wall units + shelving to avoid ending up with too "officey/corporate" a feel -- if you know what I mean! The space is quite limited**. Our current TV is a little too large for the space so we would downsize it and get one with a narrower bezel - things have move on a lot since we bought this one and moved in here! Thanks in advance for any ideas! Bernie ** See marked-up sketch: Distance from corner radiator cover to sofa is 2m, so any floor unit would have to be a maximum of 160cm long to leave leg-room. For the wall units & shelving we have up to 330cm to play with before arriving too close to the corridor. Ceiling height is 252cm. Ideally the depth of any floor units would be no more than 50cm....See MoreHow do I make a tall bank of units work in this kitchen? Help please!
Comments (8)Thanks for the comment @Ellie. Yes the door into the kitchen is top left. What you have suggested is actually what is on the plan. The problem we're having is how to join the tall bank of units on the right of the pic to the base units (large pan drawers) at the top of the pic. Will having a tall corner unit look too overpowering? I can't get a good 3d picture on the planner I am using....See MoreMicrowave to fit Howdens wall unit
Comments (46)Adding a new comment to this thread, as I spend days of my life trying to find an integrated microwave that would fit a Howdens 290mm deep wall unit. This was the main thread on Google for info on this problem. I don't want anyway else to waste their life in the same way, so here's what you need to know: -The Howdens 290mm wall unit only officially houses the Lamona integrated microwave, which is 320mm deep. The middle of the Lamona microwave sticks out about 2cm from the wall unit. It looks.. a bit ugly. -HOWEVER, it is possible to get a third party shallow (300mm depth or so) microwave that does fit. -The current model I found that fits the standard Howdens slot is the NEFF HLAWD23N0B_BK. By the time you read this they might have updated the range with a new model number. It's the shallowest integrated microwave they do. -Officially the NEFF needs 320mm depth BUT just ask your electrician and kitchen installer to cut a slot for the power cable to run through the back wall of the unit to the power supply in a separate bit of the units. (We put the power switch in the cupboard above it) -The front of the microwave is about 1mm proud of the units but you wouldn't know it wasn't supposed to fit if you hadn't obsessed over it. Finished photo attached:...See MoreCan you make a pantry out of howdens units?
Comments (4)A carpenter or joiner could make this. I’m a bit confused over why the title says out of Howdens units though. Am I guessing that you already have the doors from them? If not they’re available at lots of independent kitchen suppliers who I've no doubt will offer a more individual service than Howdens. Don’t forget Howdens promote the fact they only supply to the trade....See Moremattpott12
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