Tall kitchen units of different heights on one run, sloping ceiling?

4 years ago

I have attached wall in question. Ceiling at one end is 2.75m and at end 2.14m. At the 2.14m high end is the garden and we are installing sliding doors. Also at this far right of pic will be boiler, which I want hidden, hence the want for a tall unit on the lower ceiling end too.

We would like to have a mix of tall and base units on this run to include integrated f/f, built-in tall single oven, sink or hob, then boiler in unit.

As the ceiling height is 2.75m high I would like to take units up higher than standard 2.1m roughly.

eg Tall units on left end higher than the tall unit with boiler in on right end of this run. Could this work?

There are boiler housing wall unit that is 900mm or 985 high, less depth at 450 that would fit boiler perfectly.

I did however originally like idea of boiler unit almost replicating the f/f tall unit, in depth.

Any advice welcome

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Ellie
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4 years ago
Anyone?
rinked
4 years ago
In addition to your other post (https://www.houzz.co.uk/discussions/5762468/built-in-oven-and-hob-type-recommendations-also-island-length-for-hon#24431315) here's my idea.

Ignore the roofline as much as possible. Place the boiler in a cabinet with a height that ends where the upper cabinets start. Tall cabinets with fridge freezer and oven are against the other wall, together with a 'coffee niche'. Cabinet with washing machine the same height as the boilet cabinet, assuming you don't have a dryer.
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