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  • I will not be doing the latter in the near future.

    To be honest most of the work involved with fitting kitchens is relatively unskilled (not that your other half is going to like me telling you this). The skill comes with the finishing things like fitting a worktop or scribing decor panels to walls.

    This is on my list of requirements - What's the point of cabinets that stop 50 cm from the ceiling? If I wanted to gather greasy dust, I'd just use the traps from the extractor hood.

    I'm with you this but to be honest you don't need to go down the full custom route to achieve this. Attached is an example of a benchmarx kitchen I adapted a while ago to resolve this issue. The cupboards at the top of the wall units were formed from decor panels and doors were cut down and re-edge banded to make the fronts. Kitchen suppliers will not deviate from their standard sizes as it will screw up their production lines and margins.

    That's how I do it. I've never met you IRL but you seem to be fairly smart give it a little bit of thought and I'm sure you can come up with something great.

  • Kitchen suppliers will not deviate from their standard sizes as it will screw up their production lines and margins.

    Was looking at bespoke kitchens and lots of them aren't either. A few of the order on line places let you specify 50mm sizes from 300mm to 1400mm as I was looking at them for the kitchen in the flat to create a bespoke kitchen..

  • Bear in mind there are "bespoke" kitchen manufacturers and bespoke kitchen manufacturers one is significantly more expensive than the other. The more expensive of the two falls under the "if sir has to ask the price then I'm afraid he can't afford it." business model.

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