Right, put osme new vinyl flooring down. It has added around 40mm or so worth of extra heigh to the kitchen.
This leaves me with 3 problems.
1) One of the doors needs a little shaved off the bottom. Fairly standard door.2) A piece of skirting under a cupboard needs taking down by a tiny amount. Its cheap MDF and is around 150m x 15cm. Its not very thick either (around
2cm)3) We have some draws with a removable worktop. As the floor as gone up the worktop will not go on as there is a plug socket in the way. Its a piece of highish quality wood. About 6cm thick and 40cm x 40cm. I was thinking of just repalcing this with something nicer if I could get a similar size - its a fairly standard work top design - how much would I have to work out at B and Q. Its not an actual worktop as the microwave will go on top so a nice piece of dark brown wood will do. This will be the hardest to get down because of the area, I'll have to try and get it done evenly.
I don't want to fork out for a planer - (is this ideally what i need)? I had an electric one that was CRAP.
Is there another simple, cheap way or getting the height down of all of these things?
With regards to the door I don;t want to take a hacksaw it it as I don;t really seeing me able to pull it off (can;t saw for shit)- and the amount that needs removing is very small - not really enough to do it properly IMO.
The only other thing I can think of is slowly slowly slowly sanding them down manually, lol