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July 19, 2005 at 6:12 pm #5981

jongroom

Hi,

I could not find this topic exactly so I thought I’d ask.

My family is fitting a

kitchen and we are attempting to fit the corner wall cabinet. It is a 625mm x 625mm single piece cabinet with three hangers.

We have fitted the wall cabinet

next to it and in order to keep it square and flush with this cabinet the other side

around the corner is around 10mm away from the wall at the top and around 6 mm away at the bottom.

I was just wondering

what the recommended solution to this problem would be?

Jon
July 20, 2005 at 9:36 am #5982

tkd2005

Hi johngroom,

I would say your best option is to use a plant on carcase colour panel, which is

deeper than the wall unit carcase. For instance, if the carcase is 715h x 300d, use a panel min. 350mm

deep x 715h.

This will allow you to scribe the back edge to the shape of the wall before planting this on the side of the unit, and

therefore covering the un-even gap – its basically

like an extended carcase side. You can then choose to have the

front edge of this panel flush with the carcase or flush with the door.

Hope that all sounds clear – if not, let me

know and i could fax or email something over to you in diagramatic form!

tkd.
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