12-09-2015, 05:18 PM
(12-09-2015, 11:52 AM)Daniel Wrote: Only a few minor things I'm not massively keen on but overall a very good job.
You should rename your thread 'Evobeans kitchen'
Haha thanks. What are the 'buts'? I doubt that I'll be doing another kitchen anytime soon, but would be good to hear them
(12-09-2015, 01:20 PM)Daniel Wrote:(12-09-2015, 12:18 PM)snezza Wrote: Evostance,
Can you post a picture of how the rear of the front fascia on the Oven meets the tall vertical handles on either side?
I had a similar scenario on a job I fitted recently and I just wondered how Crown addressed the problem.
I assume there is some sort of infill to make up the void between the Oven and the depth of the rebated handle?
If so, did you then fix into/through the infill to fix the Oven in place?
Snezza.
Snez thats funny you ask that question actually as over the summer, after years of fitting this type of recessed grooved kitchen and my fitters constantly complaining that trying to screw the ovens into the steel grooves was really quite difficult, I decided enough was enough and I needed an explanation from the factory as to why they had designed a kitchen system that could not take ovens properly ...... I got a swift reply outlining we needed to use the stainless steel infill strips that neatly fit behind the oven fascia and secure to the carcass allowing the oven to be secured properly - 'Oh' I said .... 'always wondered what those stainless steel trim thingy's were that we use to always throw away at the end of every job'
When you don't know, you don't know
We wondered exactly the same, and ended up creating and infill around the shelf. Don't think we had any of these metal infills you speak of :/ Similar problem with the microwave.
there were a few 'doh' moments like when we had put the talks together and couldn't figure out why we had 2 slightly deeper carcasses left over. Realised they were for the ends where we had no handle!
The other one being when we realised that the handle clips can also be used in the vertical channels
(12-09-2015, 03:49 PM)alanj Wrote: Am I right in assuming that the wall cabinet doors are higher than the cabinet giving an overhang at the bottom to allow them to be opened . How much is that overhang ?
Off the top of my head, the doors are full height, there is an edge to the bottom of the unit with a recess in it. The Stretch posted should show this
(12-09-2015, 03:55 PM)Stretch Wrote: This page should explain everything you need to know about the Crown handleless rails and the wall carcase construction.
Snezza, if you look on page 4 of the PDF you will see the profile of the vertical rails and how we get a fixing into them for ovens etc.
http://www.crown-imperial.co.uk/wp-conte...manual.pdf
Also, just to say Evo, I think you've done a great job.
I know many of us have fitted scores of kitchens in the time it's taken you to do yours but that's the way it was always going to happen. The end results look good and you should be proud.
Thanks all, I'll post a few more photos when I get them off the camera and when the sparks have been to wire in the lights etc.
We're both very happy, and just need to finish off the touch ups, plumbing etc.
The reason we didn't use the last wall unit was because we decided against going over the soil pipe. 3 of them would have stuck out too much