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Fitting kitchen corner unit
Installing kitchen cabinets into utility room. Using a 1000mm corner
unit. There is a base unit corner post to offset it from the connecting units along the adjoining wall. Looking at the corner post, the sensible sequence to line everything up seems to be - fit doors to both units , then line up corner post between the two doors and fix to base unit. Is this right? And if so - is it then possible to join the two cabinets together? Units in a run are obviously easy - but in the corner (due to the corner post) obviously there is a 3cm gap between them. As this is a very small room with only a few units, would prefer to join them together if possible (for stability). |
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