reduced depth kitchen carcases

[tabbypurr]

I've no idea. I have pipes & wires round most of the house, and can't say I've found it a problem.

NT

[tabbypurr]

I've no doubt there are 'ones that should maybe give some serious consideration to what they're doing with their lives,' but I don't think you've come anywhere remotely near identifying who they are.

NT

[GB]

If there are pipes clipped to the wall, won't you have to cut the cabinets down still further if you put a flat back on?

[Johnny B Good]

Personally speaking "Out of sight, out of mind (bit still accessible)" does it for me. :-)

[Peter]

s to match, but the only off-the-shelf option seems to be tall wall units - these are only 300mm deep though. Thinking of cutting down standard units to about 100mm shallower - anyone have experience of this? Went to Howdens today but theirs are assembled and joints glued so likely to be too difficu lt without destroying them. Think Wickes not glued - of flatpack?

Thanks all suggestions. diy kitchens would have been good but they don't ha ve an L-corner unit which I would like. I can see there are different possi bilities with chopping factory units but after spending such a lot (about £700 for 4 Wickes 'half price' units it seems crazy. Too much work for me builing them from scratch.

Will think on...

[tabbypurr]

its to match, but the only off-the-shelf option seems to be tall wall units - these are only 300mm deep though. Thinking of cutting down standard unit s to about 100mm shallower - anyone have experience of this? Went to Howden s today but theirs are assembled and joints glued so likely to be too diffi cult without destroying them. Think Wickes not glued - of flatpack?

have an L-corner unit which I would like. I can see there are different pos sibilities with chopping factory units but after spending such a lot (about £700 for 4 Wickes 'half price' units it seems crazy. Too much work fo r me builing them from scratch.

Kitchen cabs are pretty simple to make if you buy the doors.

NT