Help with run of kitchen units, please.
Ellie
5 years ago
Here is the wall where we will have units along in our new kitchen. The space exists, currently a dining room with wall inbetween separating it from kitchen, which has the sloped ceiling. We have builders start removal of wall in November, so need to start thinking of kitchen layout.
Current washing machine is on far right, which is ideally where it stays, except we would prefer integrated one. Boiler will be on this wall, currently old one is above washing machine, again we don't want to see it.
This wall must contain sink and range cooker too.
Door into kitchen is shown on left of drawing, door enters room at an angle.
Any ideas welcome.
Thanks
Current washing machine is on far right, which is ideally where it stays, except we would prefer integrated one. Boiler will be on this wall, currently old one is above washing machine, again we don't want to see it.
This wall must contain sink and range cooker too.
Door into kitchen is shown on left of drawing, door enters room at an angle.
Any ideas welcome.
Thanks
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Ellie
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5 years agoJust a thought, you could change the sink to an undercount or Belfast style sink, and then have something like this on the wall (ikea do a rail with a dishdrainer that can be hung off - it’s called fintorp)
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