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Kitchen base

Hashim Aboo Sujak

10 years ago

Hi,

I'm currently renovating my kitchen for my new flat and the contractors/ID I've been suggested the following to let the kitchen cabinet sit on it. What is the best option available? FYI, my kitchen is L shaped with quartz tabletop and 76cm hob and telescopic hood.

Install an 1'' concrete kitchen base or wall mounted or with feet (bottom will hollow for last two)

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Courtney Allan
6 years ago
What did you decide to do? I'd love to see photos if you have any available.
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