Furniture for kitchen

Leka, do you have an apartment or a house? Excellent cuisine

Girls with carpets in the kitchen! Explain to me, please - how do they survive there? It seems to be neat, but it happens that it gets on the floor - it erased and washed off the floor and that's it, but from the carpet? Well, I banged a bowl of gorlodera (adzhiki) - how can I scrape it off the carpet ???

I was looking for compact stools to move into my appendix. With backs, of course, it is more convenient, but the space would take more. I chose wooden ones to sit comfortably, neither cold nor hot and my butt so as not to sweat

Did you consider the option with folding chairs? I have a stock of these folded chairs stored in the closet in case a large number of guests arrive.

Leka, do you have an apartment or a house? Excellent cuisine

Girls with carpets in the kitchen! Explain to me, please - how do they survive there? It seems to be neat, but it happens that it gets on the floor - it erased and washed off the floor and that's it, but from the carpet? Well, I banged a bowl of gorlodera (adzhiki) - how can I scrape it off the carpet ???

And I do not accept carpets in the kitchen. In addition to the above, it is not hygienic, and they absorb odors.

I have a kitchen of about 6 sq. meters. There is no place for a refrigerator in it,

I had a 5 meter kitchen, it had a fridge and freezer and a 60cm dishwasher. And 4 more people could fit at the table. )))))

And I do not accept carpets in the kitchen. In addition to the above, it is not hygienic, and they absorb odors.

it's just that this question has been tormenting me since childhood - one of the grandmothers had a carpet in the kitchen, and from wall to wall and under furniture

When I look at Shpilkin's kitchen, only one question arises: how to get it all ??? In my rather big kitchen, the upper drawers are empty (and this is with my 1.78m). And my chairs are also folding, and it's scary to stand on them (with my height, the weight is also nothing). Here's the problem. I thought I could have a compact staircase for the kitchen. What do you advise?

Booboo, I wish I could see her! It's a pity that it won't work! I spend so much time in the kitchen.

Girls, about the skirting boards: I have this kind of furniture and I store a lot of things there, for example, low-rise forms, detachable, for cupcakes, a waffle iron and a baking dish that are not electric, a dumpling maker and all sorts of little things.

[Gypsy]

dopleta, where else can I take a pantry

So Gypsy w writes that she has an appendix for stools, but with backs she prefers. If stools fit, then flat folded chairs should all the more?

Did you consider the option with folding chairs? I have a stock of these folded chairs stored in the closet in case a large number of guests arrive.

There are folding chairs, but alas, no pantry. But the chairs are chairs, but I needed stools for a high table, it is a continuation of the table top, ordinary chairs will not work. I did not find folding wooden ones of this height, or maybe I did not find it at an affordable price. But I am quite satisfied with the awkward ones, I pushed them under the table and they do not interfere.

Yes, girls, we have our own house of 100sq. After 2 room Khrushchev ... this is paradise !!! When we broke the wall, I immediately said that I wanted a large kitchen-dining room, and the bedroom could be smaller, as a result, the bedroom has only Liberty 2x2.4 and bedside tables, nothing else fit
And the kitchen color Vanilla is called, it was a year for New Year (husband's gift that year), and the last cabinets near the fireplace were ordered only a month ago ...
As for the carpet, I will say that I can’t have a cold tile without it, and I’m not allowed to run around cold all day, I plan to replace it with a more monochromatic and oval one. I'm getting out of position ...my husband cleans with a washing vacuum cleaner every 2 days, so it is almost always clean, not counting rush jobs when I cook a lot ... I also want a railing on the entire wall

how do the bottles hold? Just by the neck?

Yes, this whole board is drilled from floor to top with holes into which the bottle necks are inserted.

[dopleta]

Special stirrup stool, exactly like dopleta and I have ... She is wonderful! We have a glazed loggia in the kitchen and a HUGE built-in wardrobe in it. With my height of 1.76 m, I cannot reach the upper shelves and their "insides" in any way ... And with such a stepladder - beauty!

[Gypsy]

Gypsy , well, why on the husband so! I also have little to do with his own hands, he simply does not have enough time, but he makes money and can afford to hire someone and do something, and relax himself on a fishing trip, with his mental stress it is simply necessary

How so? I don’t scold him well, if there are no such talents .. then what to say, or rather wait. Not all women knit or sew, or even cook deliciously, and not all men know how to tinker, there is not even a desire. She herself chose this one. Hire .. you can hire, where you can take money to hire where you don’t throw everywhere you need to either do it yourself or hire, but for some reason there is not enough money for everything. Gas workers came to estimate how much to take off for gas ... 400 for paper, 800 what will be connected to the gas .. and you, dearly, dig and lay the pipes yourself, but do not forget to pay them to get gas, and then pay the monthly subscription fee if you burned the gas or not. Etc.

Gas workers came to estimate how much to rip off us for gas ... 400 for paper, 800 for connecting to gas

What are these monetary units?

and you, dear, dig and lay pipes yourself, but do not forget to pay them to get gas

It has always been like this everywhere.
In some of our villages, people were happy to dig anywhere and whatever, only they don't want to draw gas to them.

and then you pay the monthly subscription fee whether you burned gas or not. Etc.

Supply a gas meter and pay after the fact.

Zhivchik, these are our local tugriks. The meter should be set this way and so, if we agree to dig a centralized gas pipeline, that is, a subscription fee + how much the meter will run into. The question is why the hell did they come to evaluate * work * on connecting gas, if we dig gas? 400 okay, for the papers ... but 800 for what? Most likely, we will supply gas in a cylinder, it is cheaper and you don’t depend on anyone, the only BUT, it is prohibited to use it in our area - it spoils the view of the city.

[Hairpin !!!]

Hairpin !!!I just look at what drawers I bought in Ikea ... they are sooooo low (I also didn't fit in) and now I have one under each section ... you can't see them outside.






Leka!!!! How I liked you !!!! So cozy .... and tasteful !!!
A Shpilkina my kitchen is always on display to all the whiners about the place on display !!!! She is OUT of the competition !!!!

Thank you, Zvezdochka, we tried very hard, picked it up in color and so that the eye was pleasant, the wallpaper is still another story .. they are vinyl with silk-screen printing, the photo does not convey the comfort they create in nature, they are so soft
For the second year, we all think that we have completed the kitchen, but no, I still wanted to go and take it now: secret: my husband already has a nervous tic, soon from my whims will begin: -Well, I'm trying for the family

Leka !!! gallery-necessary thing !!!!! but you don’t want to beat that corner near the fireplace .... close the pipes .... otherwise everything is so beautiful ... and somehow they don’t fit ...... and the color is really sooooo nice !! I have this peach in my bedroom. And now I repainted the kitchen studio in orange ... I'm happy .. ... just horror !!! But you can see something internal ...

So we wanted it, but the gas workers did not allow us to remove the gas meter (above the telecom) to another place, or with the gas cutter, we already hid everything we could behind the last meter-long cabinet near the boiler There was still a bunch of water pipes ...Well, these are the costs of a private house. And how can you beat?

So we wanted it, but the gas workers did not allow us to remove the gas meter (above the telecom) to another place, or with the gas cutter, we already hid everything we could behind the last meter-long cabinet near the boiler There was still a bunch of water pipes ... well ... these are the costs of a private house And how can you beat?

And you can probably hang it with some kind of curtain?

Not well, in the picture and I can ... * JOKINGLY * And in life there are so many nuances What would be more specific.
By the way, there is that corner in liquid wallpaper .. and the pipes are all in them too, maybe someone will come in handy. And with painted ones it was even worse ... so at least everything merges

For the second year, we all think that we have completed the kitchen, but no, I still wanted a gallery

Leka, where do you want to attach the rail? It's up to you, of course, to decide, but I've installed the railing over the stove and now I think I did it in vain.

lga, I do not want over the stove; my mittens are all next to the stove and a set of knives too. And I want a railing on the entire wall from the stove under the cabinets and after the stove near the sink. And then I'll think about what to hang there .. so that it is not clumsy

And show?

please ... just as many already know I'm an awesome photographer ... but something looks like ...

Thank you!!!!! : hi: This photo is old .... I was in repair then and looking for ..... now I'm taking a picture !!! How I do not like my photos ....... brrrrr ... but that is ...



and I also have maniac curtains .... dragged from the border !!!

Although my kitchen is not finished yet, I already live on it. So, I want to share my opinion on the choice of sinks and a faucet in the kitchen. I did everything right. People, if possible, then do not deny yourself a second small sink, I use it in different ways, it is very convenient. Everything was bought economy, I paid attention to the price first of all. The faucet with shower is the cheapest in Israel, it turns in all directions, there is a button for switching to a shower, the shower head itself is comfortable for the hand, that is, you do not need to turn the brush horizontally (there are such faucets where the shape is horizontal), pulled down and that's it, it's convenient.

A small sink is convenient to use in all sorts of ways, he threw the chicken to defrost at least for the whole day and there is no need to worry that it will flow. I peeled the potatoes right into the sink, washed them there, went through the cereals, washed them and left them to drain, etc. In this Swiss shell, the Ikeevsky black colander sits in the tunic
The pull-out shower is handy for washing vegetables and washing the sinks themselves. The faucet itself is made of plastic, but it shines like metal, but it's not cold to hold in your hand ;-) The handle for turning on the water is again very thoughtful and comfortable, you can turn it on / off with dirty hands with your hand above the brush !!! even with an elbow :-D


I hope my information will be useful to someone, I myself was tormented

Yes, on health Here's another trifle, of course not know-how, but someone can be useful. In Ikea there is a handle for furniture called ATTEST, I have long spotted it as a towel rack. In January there were discounts in their store, I bought myself the largest ones (they are sold in pairs) for a penny.

Girls, how are you hiding something behind the base? Doesn't the dust get clogged there?

my base has not yet been attached, but I will hide something there, it’s a pity to throw it away, but I don’t use it or I use it very rarely. The plinth is removable, took it off - took it out, put the board back in place again. Storage boxes are better with lids, I have already looked at such under 16 cm in a household store.

What am I asking. I'm also installing a new kitchen now. So, when they were dismantling the old one, they removed the caps, and there it was ... So I'm afraid that this one will be the same. True, she is almost 30 years old ... And the idea with drawers behind a plinth is sooooo tempting. I am not capable of such heroism as Hairpin. When I was designing a new kitchen, I doubted for a long time whether to put a dishwasher, because it deprived me of an entire 45 cm cabinet. Still, PMM bought it, and now I suffer that much does not fit.

[Gypsy]

In short, I realized that it is better to hide behind the base what you rarely use. You can do the cleaning at the same time.

Gypsy, I want to ask you, how about a man who ate a dog on all sorts of kitchen bells and whistles. I really want a nozzle on the tap, which can be turned, adjusting the stream, and turned in different directions. My daughter lives in Jerusalem, she has one in her kitchen. But I don’t know if this is the whole faucet or is it a nozzle? She doesn't know either, because she rents an apartment and doesn't understand it at all. Are there such nozzles on sale in Israel? If so, where can you buy or order? I would instruct her to buy it.

This is understandable. But what about the dust?

My experience with the plinth - very little dust accumulates there, at least in my kitchen. If the plinth is removed, then the fasteners (plastic staples), most often come off. It's good that the furniture makers left a large supply of these same brackets and after each removal of the base, the son screwed on new ones. And then we stopped screwing them altogether, because mine is made so tightly that even without fasteners they do not fall, even if you touch them with your feet or a mop. Of course, you can hide anything there, but pushing this base, made of chipboard, is still a pleasure. He is long and yet he has weight ... I don't do this without men. Maybe if the base is made of other materials, then it behaves differently. I have Finnish cuisine made 8 years ago.

Chipboard plinths. They haven't been installed yet. I moved them, not heavy ones. So I also thought about how to take them off. In the old kitchen, this was difficult to do, so I did not touch them at all. Maybe that's why so much dust has accumulated there. I don’t remember which of the girls posted the pictures, because they have plinths with handles. Probably, it is made to order.

[Gypsy]

Gypsy, I want to ask you, how about a man who ate a dog on all sorts of kitchen bells and whistles. I really want a nozzle on the tap, which can be turned, adjusting the stream, and turned in different directions. My daughter lives in Jerusalem, she has one in her kitchen. But I don’t know if this is the whole faucet or is it a nozzle? She doesn't know either, because she rents an apartment and doesn't understand it at all. Are there such nozzles on sale in Israel? If so, where can you buy or order? I would instruct her to buy it.

Something seems to me like a crane. There are nozzles .. but they either increase the length of the tap so as not to pour water over the belly, or they work as a divider, mixing water with air to save water. Isn't it convenient to regulate the water with the tap handle?

I have such a faucet in my bathroom, it turns in all directions, even with a stream upwards. It can also be used in the kitchen, but it does not have a shower.


ps. and your daughter's nozzle is made of plastic or metal?

For my daughter, the crane itself does not turn, but only this head turns. Any part of the sink can be washed. And if you turn the head along its axis (that is, how to twist and twist), then the jet changes from just a jet to a shower.

[ipuxuk]

It seems to me that this should be looked for in small shops, maybe even in shekel stores. I don't think that in a rented apartment something expensive will be attached to a crane

ipuxuk, since you are changing the kitchen, then immediately buy a normal convenient tap uh .. you can buy in China if you have zadrat prices.

relatively inexpensive cool
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So I bought a comfortable one, but I have never met one with such a lotion. At least the sellers couldn't say anything. Okay, I'll ask my daughter to find out. Thanks for the advice!

This is how it is done. I think that without handles on the plinth is better. Nothing interferes with cleaning (and the handles themselves do not need to be washed.) There is a ventilation grill under the oven.

A plinth with handles, I showed it. I only have a handle in one place, where we climb very often. And having removed the base in one place, in another, you can do without a handle. The husband had already attached the pen himself after collecting the kitchen. In general, after the master, he reworked almost everything. And while they were waiting for the arrival of the master between the days of assembly, he collected almost a lot in the kitchen himself.
But we have plastic plinths.They have grooves on the back, into which plastic latches are inserted. These latches are placed against the table legs and snap onto them. The kitchen is two and a half years old. So far, no where or anything has broken.
This is a closer fastener to the table leg.

The handle does not bother me at all when cleaning the floors. But I only wash the floors with my hands. Otherwise, you cannot get into all the hard-to-reach places.

And here are the details.

Ahh, there it is ... Cool! And can you do it yourself? Well, buy these plastic slingshots. Are they different sizes? My plinths are now separate, but they do not have any fasteners. Maybe, when they finish finishing, they will attach it ... So it turns out that when you take the base aside, this slingshot spins around the leg? Did I get it right?

[ipuxuk]

ipuxuk, just went to the household store (the first one on the way from school), specially there I looked through the shelves with nozzles and taps. Seeing I immediately realized that you were talking about her, I even remembered that I also used this, many apartments ago (now I have the 7th in Israel, I have already forgotten such trifles). With flexible extension it costs 19.90, without extension 17.90. In Jerusalem, you can find it cheaper.

oh, only they do not regulate the water, they just have the possibility of a jet or shower.

Yes, that's exactly what I need! Hurrah!!! Thank you very much! Now I will order the assistant. Once again I am convinced what a great site after all! Well, everything can be found! Thank you all very much for sharing your work!

Ahh, there it is ... Cool! And can you do it yourself? Well, buy these plastic slingshots. Are they different sizes? My plinths are now separate, but there are no fasteners on them. Maybe, when they finish finishing, they will attach it ... So it turns out that when you take the base aside, this slingshot spins around the leg? Did I get it right?

Everything is correct. Legs come in different diameters. If you buy, pay attention to this. But first try it, maybe the base will stand well without horns. It fits tightly with me and stands practically without fastening, but here you need to look specifically at your place. If it is free, it may fall on its feet. It is more reliable, of course, with fasteners, it kind of snaps onto the leg.

Yes, I understood. Thank you so much!

But the plastic plinths are interesting. And then these chipboards-shnye wipe off so quickly. I have a wardrobe in the hallway, already shabby downstairs from washing the floors. And he is only three years old ...

And if you use special furniture magnets for doors? Attach on both sides, left and right, so the basement panels will hold on ... And not bother? ...

[ipuxuk]

ipuxuk , in our stores of furniture accessories or in the Epicenter (near the kitchens) of these fasteners heaps of plastic and aluminum plinths too. I have aluminum, very similar to Haskin. They are more convenient because they are much lighter, at the bottom there is an elastic band for a snug fit to the floor and they are not afraid of moisture, unlike chipboard. Plastic are under different types of wood.

Flaksia, you can.

k.alena, I already thought about the Epicenter. And why did I find this topic so late?

I am considering all the options. But the main thing is to make the husband move. And then everything suits him. Where can he understand my problems? It's not for him to live in the kitchen.

[ipuxuk]

ipuxuk, I also have a chipboard basement, my husband does not stick in any way, and there are enough enti flyers