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Hi Had lots of help already in here so trying with another question. I am currently installing the other side of the kitchen which is Walk In Larder > Integrated Dishwasher > Sink Unit > Bin Unit > Wall The walk in larder has a 'slab' that needs attaching to it (full height) As there is a...

Hi All Trying to install my kitchen and have a Bosch integrated dishwasher. I'm not too sure if there is a cabinet that houses this, i dont think that there is and it just sits in the 'space' as it is quite large. What i am trying to work out is where it needs to sit. I have to put on a door...

I've just ordered some of these :) read it as 200mm

I think it is the right way up, there are screws to fix to the sides and also a lock bar at the bottom which gets pulled down

I have found a video of the installation of this item (a few in fact) from the Infinity section of the installation guides on the Wren website. It says (to paraphrase) draw a line at the top where the cabinet is going to end up (this would be in line with the other units already installed. Then...

I think that the rail is the best solution here, worried about using the anchors as I don't know if they will open because of the celotex as it is quite dense. The unit is 800 wide, can you get longer rails? I;ll have a look, that way I should be able to at least screw it into two studs direct...

Hi I am in the process of installing a Wren kitchen which is proving very tiresome. I am currently trying to put up a couple of wall mounted cabinets above a worktop. The brackets supplied come with no measurements and the installation video says that need to be installed at 120mm but in reality...

Many thanks for the vid, yeah looks like they go flush with the doors. i'll sort out the filler bit later on i think, pretty sure it needs to be on the same level as the doors too.

Yeah i know what you mean, i am trying to work out where the cornice (i think thats what its called, the big long bit that goes across the top of the run) and whether this goes flush with the doors or in line with the body of the cabinets. The end panel i have put on goes flush with the doors...

I've managed to get around this one by cutting a hole in the back, screw through it and then cover with a cap. The next problem (opportunity) i have now is in the filler strip that is in the pic, i installed this flush to the body side of the first tower ie not the door. Looking at it now, i am...

Its a bit of a crazy situation really, i am sure that people are installing these every day of the week. Was speaking to someone earlier who has a tower unit and what they did was to install the bracket upwards so it goes vertically from the top. I guess you wouldn't be able to see it because of...

I think i will cut a 32mm hole and then use a 35mm hinge hole cover to cover it up, just hope i can get the right colour

Yes i think those are the best solution I spoke to them, 47 minute call, said that the brackets go in the top corners. I said that there is no room to include but they said that the brackets have to go in the top corner, this went on and on so i had to give up in the end What i am going to have...

No. it is secured in one of the previous steps, wierd huh, it is quite thick (not the hin 5mm stuff you get on some back panels)

Just for giggles, this is going to need to be secured to the wall also and i am going to get in a pickle again, in this instance though there is no open area where this can be done. I have attached the instructions which i do not understand or maybe i am missing something. Instructions appear to...

OK that one is sorted Next issue i have is a walk in larder cupboard. I am installing the kitchen before installing the laminate flooring. All of the units are on legs so i have increased the legs by 5mm for underlay, 7mm for laminate and 5 mm for the sealing strip. The legs should be set at...

Yes i will install these to the open bit that i can see in the middle where the appliance goes. Wierd that the instructions are naff though. I have emailed Wren to see what they say on this

Hopefully you will see what I mean in the photo below. Although it is sideways, there are three units and according to the instructions I need to install the L brackets at the top. This would be in the top cupboard on each unit. As you can see in the middle of each unit (where the oven goes)...

The only possible way I can see this working would be to remove the back panel and then put back in once attached, the problem is that these slide in and would need to have enough space above (and below for that matter) to be able to do this which there is not. The other alternative would be to...

I can't screw through the bracket to the wall though, the back of the cupboard is in the way