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I think have done the drain plumbing to acceptable standard, I use Mcapline T5M-A which gave around 40mm to trap height. However, had problem to pipe choice between the T5M-A and trap, 40mm standard drain pipe o/s 43mm fits in the T5M-A but too big for the trap, the pipe came with the trap too...

I had to reverse doors for practicality, to reverse again is no option really I think have 2 choices, either bring f/f a bit closer to larder and put a tall filler or a pull out storage cabinet positioned 2" or so back. Any other I can do?

I had to double check, there is an issue with f/f doors, when opened go about 2" onto the left into the space. Any suitable units? Or Would a pull out storage rack fitted 2" back to accommodate f/f doors look bad??

Hi I have 150mm space between a tall larder and a free standing fridge/freezer (pic below), want to put something there, opinions welcome, can I do this? Use 150mm wall unit as base unit (similar to pic below), stick 4 legs and attach to larder with a couple of screws, fit a door. Then put a...

There is also T5M-A, am I better of with this? It gives even more height for the trap? https://mcalpineplumbing.com/plastic-chrome-fittings/multifit-waste-fittings/s5m-ac-95deg-multifit-bend-x-bsp-coupling-nut Thanks

The nut attached to main drainer is smaller than the compression nuts of 1 1/2", also pipes are slightly smaller (40mm) than the standard 1 1/2 " pipes (42mm). Will this T5M fit?

Less than 5mm, acceptable?

Do you mean like this? Is this better? Thanks

Is this in pic acceptable? Flexi pipe is stiff so was only way to connect. Pls don't be too critical. I tried elbow but tedious, not enough depth. Thanks

Thanks for reply Can I do as in photo? Then use McAlpine Flexi Waste Connector 1 1/2", photo attached to connect black pipe to the trap. Trap will be higher than the black pipe. Obviously haven't cut pipes to size yet

Hi I usually do diy plumbing like compression fitting, push fits and changing valves and taps but it's a puzzle for me how to plumb kitchen sink drain. The 1.5 drain kit came with the sink, I have attached 2 parts to my existing drain pipe (the black pipe) as in pic below and left with 4 parts...

All done, there were only 2 holes for euro screws per runner so used another two 3.5 x16mm screws for each runner. Thanks again for the help.

What size screws are they to buy them? Blume assembly instruction doesn't give size just part number 150080

Thank you @RandomGrinch for the vids and @foxhole for the replies. The drawers are all assembled and perfect but not fitted yet as I think not enough screws supplied, which is unlike Blum?! Both Pan drawerboxes and standard drawbox came with 4 runner screws, whether 2 per runner is enough?

It makes sense, 4 in a row for runners. But I have been given only 4 screws to fix runners runner, guess2 for each side, is that enough? Pic of what screws been left with, 4 runner screws and 4 of 3.5x15mm which are for 1200mm front (2 drawers in one row) , mines is 600mm and are too small for...

Hi Has anyone fitted Blum Tandem Drawers - standard drawbox? 1. I am trying to do mine, pls see pic attached. The drawer front is not flush with the drawer base, is this normal? I tried the other way round, it doesn't look right as the drawer look shallow, drawer front hangs too far from base...

Cosmetic wise looks better plus without them there will be a gap around 40mm, this way is better than putting fillers. See pic below with decor end panel and without. there will be plinth as well.

You mean 5mm?

I was asking from practical point view, if and when cooker needs to moved out for service/repair/replace...etc.

I said above, I have read cooker installation instructions, in which states clearly "cooker may be fitted flush to base units", see below.