How do I bathroom / kitchen / extension? etc.

You should probably spend a week cobbling together a laser cut stainless worktop, tiny half sphere catering hand wash bowl, lusso stone bottle trap, stainless exhaust pipe parts and an eBay Vola tap.

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LOL would rep etc

Like the look of these Everhot stoves a lot, much nicer than my awful electric radiators I currently have. Anyone got any experience with them?

Kast Elm mini.
more realistically priced Crosswater popolo or Ashbee & Stone Marcel.

We went for a 500mm for an art - hopefully that works

We’re talking about bathrooms not your latest hill climbing project

yes boss ! I love that guy

it's a shame they don't give any details on BTU output

Like the look of these Everhot stoves a lot, much nicer than my awful electric radiators I currently have.

They look nice I guess, but if you had to create an electric device to heat a room they wouldn't look like a stove.

But you can't put potatoes in a radiator...

No I'd put them in the oven ;)

I guess 'challenge accepted' is probably what you were looking for though!

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Challenge completed!

Happy we went with this layout - think it looks good

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Big curvy boi (excuse the mess)

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Looks great! What's the tap?

We went to Imperial Marble and Granite in Catford today and decided on the bench top material. Went for the below Quartz one which is fairly inoffensive!

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Lusso Stone - it’s a pull out one for rinsing dishes

How terrible of an idea is replacing those plastic adjustable kitchen cabinet legs with wooden ones and leaving them on display (i.e. no toe-kick/plinth)?

We have bought a very cheap and fairly modern-looking B+Q kitchen and (late in the day) I am concerned it will look anachronistic. But I am also concerned that adding legs might make it look like I have some mid-century disease.

Mmm so much dust and filth collecting under there

This is why I wanted legs initially - to be able to clean under there. Somehow dust and filth accumulates under the cabinets even with a plinth. Isn't it worse that you can only clean under there once every 10-20 years?

Mmm so much dust and filth collecting under there

That’s precisely why having cabinets on legs is a good idea so you can clean underneath

Those window reveals really are chefs kiss aren’t they

Will be heading there soon, have been delayed a bit with our place mainly as i had some work come in that went on longer than expected, tiler is in on monday and I finally start dry lining the insulation the week after..

Few more for you 😊

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