moving an oven... what do i put in the space??
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So whats the question?
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imamartian
isn't the question in the title of the thread? 
Can you not google professional kitchen furniture suppliers? or similar?
Can you not google professional kitchen furniture suppliers? or similar?
Exactly, he answered his own question.isn't the question in the title of the thread?
Can you not google professional kitchen furniture suppliers? or similar?
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no brainiac, it is obvious to me that i was wondering if this is possible as there seems very little to support it on the net, and mistakenly thought this website might have someone on it who has encountered this problem before who could provide some positive feedback, not a half witted response from a 'not very smart alec'Exactly, he answered his own question.isn't the question in the title of the thread?
Can you not google professional kitchen furniture suppliers? or similar?
So as asked already - what do you want to know?
If you want to put a drawer unit in there - buy one and fit it
If you want a cupboard there - buy one and fit it.
If you want some other kind of unit there - you get the idea.
Drawer units, cupboards and so on are all available from kitchen suppliers everywhere.
Obvious to you, but no one else, we don't do mind reading here.no brainiac, it is obvious to me that i was wondering if this is possible as there seems very little to support it on the net, and mistakenly thought this website might have someone on it who has encountered this problem before who could provide some positive feedback, not a half witted response from a 'not very smart alec'Exactly, he answered his own question.isn't the question in the title of the thread?
Can you not google professional kitchen furniture suppliers? or similar?
'who has encountered this problem ' what problem?
so it is possible then?
i am aware oven space is 'standard'. presumably then i will just go into the nearest kitchen unit suppliers and buy two perfect height and width steel fronted drawers with runners and that will be job done...........watch this space!
i am aware oven space is 'standard'. presumably then i will just go into the nearest kitchen unit suppliers and buy two perfect height and width steel fronted drawers with runners and that will be job done...........watch this space!
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imamartian
booner i think a bit of pedantry, and posturing... occasional out here away from GD, but it doesn't last long.
Back to your post... i'm a DIYer, so the things i would think about are.... drawers or a cupboard. Can i buy the right unit to fit (even though it'll be standard sizes). Can i make something myself? or do i need to get a joiner or kitchen fitter in?
And then the most important thing i think is how to finish the worktop? is your new cooker above the worksurface? or does it rest on top of it?
Back to your post... i'm a DIYer, so the things i would think about are.... drawers or a cupboard. Can i buy the right unit to fit (even though it'll be standard sizes). Can i make something myself? or do i need to get a joiner or kitchen fitter in?
And then the most important thing i think is how to finish the worktop? is your new cooker above the worksurface? or does it rest on top of it?
I presume drawer or door fronts to match your existing kitchen are not available for you to use something like THIS?
If this is the case, you can buy DRAWER BOXES and runners to fit the 600mm (standard oven housing) and fit stainless steel fronts to them, something like THESE. Otherwise, you should be able to buy a new 600mm pan drawer unit and fronts.
Obviously the exact style you are after will be to suit your preference but these links show that the hardware is available to fit your unit. A lot of the drawer boxes come with templates/measurement guides to fit the runners but some won't and will take a bit of figuring out.
A kitchen company should be able to offer/order the correct boxes and fronts quite easily if you give them the exact internal measurements of the unit you want to fit them into.
If this is the case, you can buy DRAWER BOXES and runners to fit the 600mm (standard oven housing) and fit stainless steel fronts to them, something like THESE. Otherwise, you should be able to buy a new 600mm pan drawer unit and fronts.
Obviously the exact style you are after will be to suit your preference but these links show that the hardware is available to fit your unit. A lot of the drawer boxes come with templates/measurement guides to fit the runners but some won't and will take a bit of figuring out.
A kitchen company should be able to offer/order the correct boxes and fronts quite easily if you give them the exact internal measurements of the unit you want to fit them into.
mister helpful, thankyou! i had actually seen a couple of websites like this, but to the uninitiated the pictures dont really give much away!! i was thinking more of seeing drawers in situ, to get an idea of them, but that seems 'not the norm'.
thanks again for your help
thanks again for your help
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