Hi all,
Apologies if I am not in the right section, please advise if not.
I am fitting a kitchen and the first problem I have encountered is not unusual but is causing me some grief.
I have quite a few base units some standard height some tall (Larder, integrated Fridge, freezer and cooker). My walls are not plum. Floor is level so plenty of adjustment with the feet. My problem is that at the top of the tall cabinets when level there is a gap of approximately 15mm. This is going to create a knock on effect with the wall cabinets.
I am familiar with scribing and cutting the cabinets to fit but this would mean I would have to do it with every cabinet and there are 12 base units. That’s a lot of cutting. Then there is a problem with aligning the wall cabinets.
I would like to ask how the experts would approach this task?
Thank you in advance.
Bison
Apologies if I am not in the right section, please advise if not.
I am fitting a kitchen and the first problem I have encountered is not unusual but is causing me some grief.
I have quite a few base units some standard height some tall (Larder, integrated Fridge, freezer and cooker). My walls are not plum. Floor is level so plenty of adjustment with the feet. My problem is that at the top of the tall cabinets when level there is a gap of approximately 15mm. This is going to create a knock on effect with the wall cabinets.
I am familiar with scribing and cutting the cabinets to fit but this would mean I would have to do it with every cabinet and there are 12 base units. That’s a lot of cutting. Then there is a problem with aligning the wall cabinets.
I would like to ask how the experts would approach this task?
Thank you in advance.
Bison