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Does anybody know if the 45 degree 'post' in the back of an overhead corner cabinet (Wickes ca. 2010) pops out i.e. is fitted by pressing into clips, or whether it is pre fitted to the back of the carcass?
I have a plumbing problem to fix, and have just discovered that the kitchen fitters have, I believe, boxed in an inline stopcock that I need to access. I think it has to be behind the post in the back of an overhead cabinet and am hoping I can pop that post out without damaging it if, as I believe it might be, it is just pressed into the cabinet after fitting. This 'post' I am referring to is approximately 60mm wide bit sitting at 45 degrees in the back corner of the cabinet, and it has holes in for the little press in adjustable shelf brackets.
If I can get it off easily and measure the position of the stopvalve and drill an access hole through the 'post' before refitting.
I have a plumbing problem to fix, and have just discovered that the kitchen fitters have, I believe, boxed in an inline stopcock that I need to access. I think it has to be behind the post in the back of an overhead cabinet and am hoping I can pop that post out without damaging it if, as I believe it might be, it is just pressed into the cabinet after fitting. This 'post' I am referring to is approximately 60mm wide bit sitting at 45 degrees in the back corner of the cabinet, and it has holes in for the little press in adjustable shelf brackets.
If I can get it off easily and measure the position of the stopvalve and drill an access hole through the 'post' before refitting.
