About the same amount of room as a built in cupboard in fact
In-fact, if you don't install the cupboard, you gain the carcass thickness each side, gaining a bit more room to allow the washing machine to dance to it's hearts content
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In-fact, if you don't install the cupboard, you gain the carcass thickness each side, gaining a bit more room to allow the washing machine to dance to it's hearts content
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About the same amount of room as a built in cupboard in fact
In-fact, if you don't install the cupboard, you gain the carcass thickness each side, gaining a bit more room to allow the washing machine to dance to it's hearts content
Was refering to washer/dryers fridge/freezers - you can half the amount of white goods floor space required.
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Integrated dishwashers are free standing. They fit inside a 600mm gap in the units. It has a door fitted to the dishwasher door.
Same for washing machines.
Never seen a built in dishwasher.
Built in. (Inside a unit) Built under. (Freestanding.)
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I'm considering fitting an engineered oak floor in our bathroom.... madness?
I fitted one in our shower room, because I had a load of bits left over and the tiny room used them up well. The idea being that if they started to look rubbish I could lino it afterwards. But they've been fine. Coated with 3x wax oil layers and all post shower drips mopped up... Ok so far.
So, bathroom; no shower headset in bath and an enclosed shower with upstand tray. Will I have to rule drip mopping with an iron fist to stand any chance of longevity...?
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Boss had a Bosch one. Bare steel case like a built in oven. Sat inside a normal kitchen cabinet, up off the floor. Cabinet door screwed to the front of it.
I wouldnt know what is "normal" I try not to get involved with white goods.
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No standing water is key.
After a bit of reading around the subject I've gone with this.
https://www.anovabois.com/gb/glazers/1091-parquet-glazer-vp500-matt-or-glossy-wood-flooring.html as a finish.
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Wouldn't you be better off with Vinyl laminate flooring ? Supposed to be fully waterproof. I looked at some, and it looks pretty convincing.
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