Built in oven cabinet

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i plan on replacing my freestanding oven with a built in one as well as a new worktop. The problem is, the 600mm cabinet is too small to fit snug between the existing units and there will be a large gap either side (you can see where the filler panels are). I was planning on replacing the kickboard to give a nice clean streamlined look and not have these fugly panels either side. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
 

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With the worktop off you may also be able to reposition the base units to suit. The shadows seem to indicate wall units above so it would be a question of moving the both base units towards the cooker to suit a 600mm cabinet and to keep the centre lines of cooker / wall unit gaps.
 
Make up filler panels for the gaps, that will sit at the same level as the doors.
 
make a box style wine rack to go down either side. Or spice rack etc
 
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Looks like you could put oven unit in to one side the remaining gap looks like it may be around 100mm which is ideal size for a towel rack and handy for oven towel etc.
 
What about a 75cm wide built in oven? Would minimise the size of the filler strips required. Would work with a hob of the same size, or a 60cm hob if the extractor and cupboards above make a wider hob difficult.
 

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