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Old 17 February 2007, 09:26 PM
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Default My new kitchen
Asked people lots of questions here about kitchens etc so thought I might post a few pics of my almost complete project.

http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s...kitchen010.jpg

http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s...kitchen013.jpg


http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s...kitchen005.jpg



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Old 17 February 2007, 09:29 PM
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Very nice

I'm guessing this was not from Ikea, MFI, Wicks, Homebase etc

We went for gloss white, and I kind of wish we'd added a colour to one side....oh well.
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Do I spy some parathas there Deep?
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Old 17 February 2007, 10:32 PM
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Do I spy some parathas there Deep?
Well spotted mate! Aloo ones!
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Old 17 February 2007, 10:33 PM
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not sure about the spoiler on the centre unit and whats behind those stainless steel doors??




















very nice tho
dread to think of what you've spent!
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Change the doormats
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Originally Posted by Deep Singh
Well spotted mate! Aloo ones!
Yum yum they would go down a treat with this cup of tea I've got.
Kitchen is looking good.
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looks very tidy and minimalist ?? or whatever the word is dont think much of the BBQ in the garden on the 2nd picture
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Old 17 February 2007, 10:57 PM
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Spoiler based on my previous bugeye STi

Agree, the doormats are hideous.

Garden looks like a pikey's picnic at the moment!
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Looks good Deep. Are the units German?

You could do with a kitchen roll holder though. Got a "Typhoon" one for a tenner from John Lewis when we were over at Christmas. Tidys things up a bit.
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Having the brick fireplaces ripped out at the moment and to be replaced with reproduction period Edwardian jobs to fit in with the rest of the house.

http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s...kitchen016.jpg

http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s...replace002.jpg


http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s...replace001.jpg


Will post pics once the new ones are in
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Looks good Deep. Are the units German?

You could do with a kitchen roll holder though. Got a "Typhoon" one for a tenner from John Lewis when we were over at Christmas. Tidys things up a bit.
Yes German. Need a few accessories yet to finish things off.
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deep thats one of the best kitchens i ever seen, very nice and looks very expensive

good on ya
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The handles on the units are a liability - just the right height and profile to slice a kid's eye open.
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trainee pikey? take your old units down the tip we saw them flt tipped in the garden!!

they gather roots otherwise


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Originally Posted by Bubba po
The handles on the units are a liability - just the right height and profile to slice a kid's eye open.
Ouch, good point - easily changed though.

I'd want more work surface than that I think, but the appliances look very smart.
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Very nice. Which german brand is it? I think I might need to copy your style
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Originally Posted by Deep Singh
Having the brick fireplaces ripped out at the moment and to be replaced with reproduction period Edwardian jobs to fit in with the rest of the house.

http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s...kitchen016.jpg

http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s...replace002.jpg


http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s...replace001.jpg


Will post pics once the new ones are in

thats not a fire place, its an old medieval alter for sacrificing young virgins on! lol


glad its gone
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Kidha? Nice kitchen yaar.........
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Nice kitchen...but do you not need more work surface?....
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Nice, i like the naturist kitchen you have fitted in the garden as well
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Not a bad point about the handles. Our son is three months old, when he's a bit older we can always change the handles.

Work surface area is fine, there is 0.5m either side of the hob, and the glass shelf acts as additional surface ie you can put trays/bowls of semi prepared ingredients on it. You also can't see additional work surface next to the sink. You can just see it in one of the pics where you see the old tv perched.

Waiting for the dining table to be delivered in the next few weeks so we can eat there. Also flat screen to replace old crt.

Its made by a company called Hacker Systemat.
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Originally Posted by Deep Singh
Not a bad point about the handles. Our son is three months old, when he's a bit older we can always change the handles.

Sorry about the terse way my comment must have sounded - the kitchen's very nice other than that. I remember when our Frank started toddling; we had to sellotape pads to the corners of everything.
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Very smart and nicely put together.

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BP, not terse, its a good point.

Thanks Les
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Originally Posted by Deep Singh
Having the brick fireplaces ripped out at the moment and to be replaced with reproduction period Edwardian jobs to fit in with the rest of the house.


Didn't do a very good job of fitting an Edwardian kitchen though.

Tis very nice though and that fireplace sucks...

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Nice, i like the naturist kitchen you have fitted in the garden as well.

Don't you mean naturalist.. or are you wanting barbecued ****.




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[quote=Fuzz;6670071]

Didn't do a very good job of fitting an Edwardian kitchen though.



Its called being eclectic And no, I haven't had a fit for years!
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pfft the fridge freezer doesn't even have a telly built in :P
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Excellent job done, Deep. Looks really good
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