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I decided recently to remove what I thought was a free-standing farmhouse-style kitchen sideboard from the flat I inherited from my mum a while ago, only to find it was decidedly not free-standing at all. I am, needless to say, a novice at this sort of thing.
I did some research and had (almost)no issue removing the top cabinets and dish rack, but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to get the bottom section with the worktop to come loose. I removed the skirting around its base and it rests on a series of adjustable black plastic feet that are not visibly fixed to the floor, there are no brackets visible at the back on the underside, and there's no sign of any screws or fixings inside the structure when I take out the drawers and remove the cabinet doors that could be attaching it to the wall. However, it will not move at all, either when trying to lift or to pull it away from the wall.
I had hoped to keep the bottom section intact and move it to another room - am I missing something or is my only option to take the whole thing apart?
I did some research and had (almost)no issue removing the top cabinets and dish rack, but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to get the bottom section with the worktop to come loose. I removed the skirting around its base and it rests on a series of adjustable black plastic feet that are not visibly fixed to the floor, there are no brackets visible at the back on the underside, and there's no sign of any screws or fixings inside the structure when I take out the drawers and remove the cabinet doors that could be attaching it to the wall. However, it will not move at all, either when trying to lift or to pull it away from the wall.
I had hoped to keep the bottom section intact and move it to another room - am I missing something or is my only option to take the whole thing apart?