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Kitchen Plinth Drawers
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Please could anyone tell me of any companies that sell kithen plinth drawers? (Drawers that fit under kitchen units). I have read an old post that states that Ikea make them, but I don't think they still do. Thanks for your help, Steve. |
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"Steve C" wrote in message ... Hi, Please could anyone tell me of any companies that sell kithen plinth drawers? (Drawers that fit under kitchen units). I have read an old post that states that Ikea make them, but I don't think they still do. Thanks for your help, Steve. B&Q do a kit |
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B and Q for sure, and probably other kitchen sellers (thellers?)
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IKEA still sell these and I just fitted them into my IKEA kitchen.
They work fine, but I had to make a lot of modifications to them to get them to work properly; Some self-tapping screws had to be replaced with nuts and bolts. Under-drawer wheel needed a bit of wood under it to get it to correct height. Plinth material too thick to fit on front of drawer - I had to use a router to shave off a fraction. Whole drawer-front is too high using the pre-drilled holes, so I redrilled the holes higher up to lower the drawer-front. Another thing, the cabinet legs had to be a particular spacing for the drawer to fit - and the normal way of fitting the cabinets gives a different spacing. I had to ensure that each cabinet had its own set of legs, rather than the alernative where each cabinet shares legs with its neighbour. Oh, and the drawers only come in 60cm width. |
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rockdoctor wrote:
IKEA still sell these and I just fitted them into my IKEA kitchen. They work fine, but I had to make a lot of modifications to them to get them to work properly; Some self-tapping screws had to be replaced with nuts and bolts. Under-drawer wheel needed a bit of wood under it to get it to correct height. Plinth material too thick to fit on front of drawer - I had to use a router to shave off a fraction. Whole drawer-front is too high using the pre-drilled holes, so I redrilled the holes higher up to lower the drawer-front. Another thing, the cabinet legs had to be a particular spacing for the drawer to fit - and the normal way of fitting the cabinets gives a different spacing. I had to ensure that each cabinet had its own set of legs, rather than the alernative where each cabinet shares legs with its neighbour. Oh, and the drawers only come in 60cm width. Sounds like one of my typical DIY tasks - and my Better Half thinks everything can be done in 5 mins. |
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Rory wrote:
rockdoctor wrote: IKEA still sell these and I just fitted them into my IKEA kitchen. They work fine, but I had to make a lot of modifications to them to get them to work properly; Some self-tapping screws had to be replaced with nuts and bolts. Under-drawer wheel needed a bit of wood under it to get it to correct height. Plinth material too thick to fit on front of drawer - I had to use a router to shave off a fraction. Whole drawer-front is too high using the pre-drilled holes, so I redrilled the holes higher up to lower the drawer-front. Another thing, the cabinet legs had to be a particular spacing for the drawer to fit - and the normal way of fitting the cabinets gives a different spacing. I had to ensure that each cabinet had its own set of legs, rather than the alernative where each cabinet shares legs with its neighbour. Oh, and the drawers only come in 60cm width. Sounds like one of my typical DIY tasks - and my Better Half thinks everything can be done in 5 mins. At least I get twice as long, everything in our house is a "ten minute job"!! John |
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Thanks all.
Steve C wrote: Hi, Please could anyone tell me of any companies that sell kithen plinth drawers? (Drawers that fit under kitchen units). I have read an old post that states that Ikea make them, but I don't think they still do. Thanks for your help, Steve. |
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