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Shallow tall kitchen cupboards?

3 years ago

Does anyone know whether 300-400mm deep kitchen cupboards (long/tall ones) would have to be bespoke or is there anywhere that sells them off the shelf (as it were?!)

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Daisy England
3 years ago
The tall standard sizes are 900mm high and the standard depth of a wall unit is 300mm. They are not bespoke. You can buy them at most kitchen retailers.
K OB
Original Author
3 years ago
brilliant thanks
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