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kitchen design dilemma

4 years ago

wondering whether to have integrated oven x 2 and a hob in the space where the existing range is or have 2 x ovens at eye level in our full length cupboards.

In existing space

At eye level

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4 years ago
Why not have an oven under hob and One under microwave too ?
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