Tanya-Fanya
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.... First you need to hang the compartment door, then move the refrigerator from the corridor. Only then a curbstone with a DS. So I'm waiting for inspiration to come down to my husband ...

Rita! What are you ??? Did you read too many fairy tales as a child?

"There is an island on the sea on the ocean, on that island there is an oak, under the oak there is a chest, a hare in a chest, a duck in a hare, an egg in a duck, a needle in an egg ..."
lira3003
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Did you read too many fairy tales in childhood?
Yeah, we loved this thing ...
The husband promised to hang the door tomorrow, if his son had a day off.
Mona1
Girls. Such a question. My dishwasher is not built-in. Height with a lid - 85 cm. Thickness of a lid - 3 cm. How to do it - remove this lid in order to insert it under the countertop, then the countertop height will be 82 +3.5 cm, the countertop probably needs a gap of 0.5 cm. Yes? It turns out 86 cm. Or is it better not to remove the cover, then 85 cm + 3.5 + 0.5 gap = 89 cm comes out. Which is better? My height is 170 cm. Is 89 the height too high for a table top? Or is it better to remove the lid from the dishwasher? What is more correct and for a dishwasher as best, or does she not care?
Yarik
Mona1, Tanya, for me so 89 cm is not high, the height is the same, I generally have 91 cm




lira3003, Ritawhen will you show off your kitchen?
Mona1
Clear. And another question Do a cupboard - drying. It will have a piece for the dishes. Above this drying compartment there will be a cabinet with doors. The total height with drying is 860 cm. How much height to make the drying compartment, plates are supposed to be a maximum of 24-25 cm in diameter. In the same place is the height of the structure itself, where to insert the plates, and even more - when we put the plate, then we stick it a little higher, and then we put it down. I don't want extra unused space to be, it is better to give these centimeters to the cabinet from above.
Yarik
Mona1, Tanya, I have two drying levels, for plates and for mugs, a maximum plate of 24 cm, from the bottom point of the dryer, this is not the very bottom, but the place where the plate rests, to the upper dryer, a distance of 32 cm, is convenient for me. You can add a couple of cm, suddenly larger plates will appear.
Vesta
I have a single cupboard 92 cm, in the dryer at the bottom of the mug, 20 cm above the plates, and after 34 cm there is another shelf for lids.
Tanya-Fanya
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lira3003, Ritawhen will you show off your kitchen?

And I'm tired of waiting!
Mona1
And I want to put the TV set on a shelf, so flat, on a stand-leg. Will there be enough space for him if the shelf is 15 cm wide? I haven't bought a TV set yet, but I'm going to.
Tanya-Fanya
If it's flat, then why is the strip? It is attached to the wall using a special device.
Sonadora
I was sorry to give a whole cabinet (60 cm) for drying, the kitchen is small. Therefore, drying is one row. Places on 5 large and dessert plates, and pieces of 8-10 cups. This dish is enough for a day. The rest of the plates are in the lower drawer with pots.
Chamomile
I have a 60-height 30 gas oven set aside for drying. There are only plates. The mugs hang on the rail.
Mona1
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If it's flat, then why is the strip? It is attached to the wall using a special device.

I know, but if there is a shelf on the shelf, then the cord will unnoticeably run along the shelf to the outlet, it is next to the shelf, and it will hang on the wall. The repair has already been done, they did not figure out where to hide the cord.)
Svetta
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The repair has already been done, they did not figure out where to hide the cord.)
Tanya, and if the cord is pasted over with wallpaper like on the wall? I saw this, it looked very neat. Well, as an option.
Or attach the box for the cord to double-sided tape ... paint the box ... so, thinking out loud ...
Yarik
Mona1, Tanya, should get up normally, now I have measured our stand, 16 cm, but it is quite big, there is much less.
lira3003
Yarik, Yaroslavna, Tanya-Fanya, Tatyana,
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And I'm tired of waiting!
Girls, I will return to Moscow and boast. Now visiting at the dacha, photos are not uploaded
Mona1
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Tanya, and if the cord is pasted over with wallpaper like on the wall? I saw this, it looked very neat. Well, as an option.
Or attach the box for the cord to double-sided tape ... paint the box ... so, thinking out loud ...
Svetik, we have tiles, not wallpaper) Rather, they are, but on a different wall. Oh, girls, my head is spinning, The designer of my kitchen sent me a schematic, I've already written a bunch of additions, changes. Although I came up with this design myself, and the designer from the store just drew it pretty. Tomorrow I will meet in the furniture salon with her, we will finally settle it, she will redo the drawing, then I will show it to you, if interested. The kitchen has two and a half walls. We paint with a semi-gloss, with mother-of-pearl, like it is called metallic. The top will be almost all ivory, and the bottom will be darker. I wanted brown, but my husband says - dark strongly. We have a dark, non-sunny side. And something my husband is drawn to mustard. Well I do not know. I want to make the upper drawers in ivory below, between the dark ones there will be such accents, and on top I also want to make splashes of color from the lower cabinets.
Ljna
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My dishwasher is not built-in.
Tanya, the top cover is removed from her and the machine is driven under the table top.
Mona1
Ljna, that I know. But everything has already been drawn for the countertop 90 cm high, the width of the drawers and so on. I’m such a lady, I measured all my equipment. Each device has its own drawer, sometimes it was right next to it, so let the table top be higher. In addition, if the lid is not removed, then the steam when opening the PPM, as it were, will not be so close to the table top, maybe this is even a plus.
lira3003
Hello everyone! I should have boasted for a long time, but nothing like
They brought me the kitchen and installed it. But, just do not hit hard, I still could not decide on the hood and just ordered it. Will be brought to the store tomorrow, so the final look will be after installation. The wall panel above the hob has not yet been installed, my husband has a park at work. Will do a little later
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Well, LH, then there will be a kitchen sofa and a table
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The microwave is now standing over the LH, as planned.
The depth of the top cabinets is 350, very convenient. The swing doors of the upper and lower corner cabinets open to 175 degrees. so we don't bang our heads, it's convenient to use.
It seems to be all, otherwise I ran for advice, but delayed the report.
Photos after installation, without handles. Now the handles are in place, the rails are from Ikea.
Thank you all for the information and advice! 🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺
Bijou
Quote: lira3003
The microwave is now standing over the LH, as planned.
Oh, how I like this setup !! A very competent node turned out, congratulations!
Quote: lira3003
The swing doors of the upper and lower corner cabinets open to 175 degrees. so we don't bang our heads, it's convenient to use.
And you don't have to deviate when opening? The doors seem to be quite wide.

Let the new kitchenette please its mistress !!!
Mona1
lira3003, Rita, great, congratulations, how hard it was for you to wait, I know from myself. By the way, I will also have a kitchen with two and a half walls, and to the left of the door - well, it will definitely be like yours - a refrigerator, then an oven on the same cabinet. Only I still built a 15 cm wide cabinet there between the refrigerator and the LH - don't put extra baking sheets in there, so to speak, separated the hot zone of the oven from the refrigerator. And then, to the left of the oven, I also have a kitchen corner planned, but there will also be a bedside table squeezed between the LH and the sofa, for my HP. Above them I will have lockers.
And the bottom lockers will be at your bottom without a plinth? Just on legs?
Tanya-Fanya
lira3003 Rita! Congratulations! Your dream has come true !!!
Let your Kitchen make you happy and facilitate the creative kitchen process !!!
lira3003
Quote: Bijou
And you don't have to deviate when opening? The doors seem to be quite wide.
No, not necessary. One door is above an open shelf, and the second one opens when I'm not standing in front of the outer cabinet, but a little closer to the center. The food processor is still near the battery.Maybe it will stay there ...
Quote: Bijou
Let the new kitchenette please its mistress !!!
Thank you!!!
Quote: Mona1
between the refrigerator and the LH built a 15 cm wide cabinet
Cool, but I barely managed to squeeze the DS in there. My husband wanted a big sofa. Now only 1.7m fits. And the trays and grates from the dryer settled in the lower drawer under the LH.
Quote: Mona1
Above them I will have lockers.
Practical! If I don’t fit, I’ll also order it later. And so, I have nothing to add there yet.
Quote: Tanya-Fanya
Let your Kitchen make you happy and facilitate the creative kitchen process !!!
Thank you dear!!! Even now, in the not yet fully finished kitchen, it is convenient to work!

And she added the old kitchen under the window, where the sewing business settled. The children won't let me into their rooms, I'll be here ...






Quote: Mona1
And the bottom lockers will be at your bottom without a plinth? Just on legs?
The base will be of course, we are just thinking of making roll-out boxes there or not.
Martina @
lira3003What is the name of the facade color? We liked it very much.
Svetlana201
lira3003, congratulations, the agony of choice and redevelopment is over. May your kitchen only please you now
lira3003
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what is the name of the facade color?
Aykonik beech. Choosing a husband.
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ended the agony of choice
Svetik, thanks! Yes, calmed down
Mona1
Girls, a question about the glass in the kitchen facades. I will order matte, which is matted by sandblasting. This results in a natural roughness and opacity of the glass. But in the cabin, in addition to this option, it is proposed to cover the transparent glass with some kind of film on the inside, which makes the glass matte. And, like, it's better, they say, because fingerprints are not visible, but are visible on sandblasted glasses. Who has what matte? And if sandblasting, then the rough side is outside or is the glass unfolded and placed inside the cabinet with this side?
Olga VB
Tanechka, sandblasting matting is difficult to wash. Well, fingers.
The film has another sin - it is easily scratched and can peel off.
The highest quality version of frosted glass is frosted in bulk. But his price is the highest of all 3 options.
Well, then decide.
Personally, when I wanted to make glass kitchens. facades, I chose corrugated glass. It can be of different patterns, different transparency.

Good luck!
Mona1
Olga VB, Ol, yes, frosted glass! Exactly! I have it in the interior doors. I forgot something about this option. But you can show a photo of your kitchen glass doors, close up.




Girls, we have settled the final project with the designer. The kitchen itself will not be soon - most likely in September. While I can show pictures of the project.
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We will paint - the top is cream, except for the outer doors and shelves on the sides of the hood, they are brown, the bottom of the kitchen is brown, except for the top drawers and the doors of the first in the lower left cabinet. They are creamy. Well, the basement strip and the cornice on top of the headset will also be brown with light bulbs. I ordered the shelves everywhere in the cabinets to be thicker and so that they were removable and so that the holes were checked everywhere in the sides for the ability to change the height.
The top cabinets in the first photo will hang at a height of cm from the table top. And so as not to bang my head against them and it was clear that under them they would be 20 cm deep.This depth is also caused by the fact that in the sink area I have a niche in the wall, 19 cm deep, so that the cabinet with the drying is not very deep and was on the façade level with the rest of the cabinets, and they made the cabinets 20 cm. Then the cabinet with drying 39 cm deep comes out.
But the topmost right-hand lockers in both photos are 10 cm deeper, they will protrude, as it were, and a cornice with lamps will go from them on top to the left. ...
Here's a project. I came up with it completely myself, after completely reading the branch, viewing a bunch of photos in Google, digesting a bunch of information. The designer from the salon only helped to draw beautifully, and edit some technical points. On Saturday we sign an agreement, and then - we need to distract ourselves with something so that time does not drag on for so long.))
Olga VB
Tanyusha, quite nice.
If you will allow, then IMHO, what would I change in this version.
I will not touch on the layout, I hope you verified it.
I would make drawers wherever possible at the bottom, and swing doors only where otherwise impossible.
By color. If you want to combine, then I would suggest making the entire bottom - both the cases and the facades in the same darker color, but always the same, and the top - ALL the cases are the same as below, dark, and the facades are ALL light. That is, at the top, it would not be dressed up with the color of the facades, - there will already be enough dark accents that harmonize with the bottom, due to the visible parts - the bottom of the cabinets, sidewalls, ends of cases, cornices, extensions, open shelves, decorative strips.

As for my phot, there is nothing to phot yet.
But as soon as - so immediately!
Mona1
Olga VB, Olga, so I have boxes almost everywhere. In the second photo - under the oven - these are sliding facades on casters for AG and for multi. Next to the left is the bedside table, shallow and low, there are no shelves inside - for a stationary mixer. HP will stand on top of it. In the first photo, the rightmost cabinet - a door near the batteries - yes, a cabinet. It's just that there is a niche behind the battery, as it were, and the shelves will bend around the battery inside. It wouldn't work with boxes. Then next to it is a curbstone with 65 cm wide drawers, then behind it is a PPMka, then again drawers, then a door to climb under the sink. Then next - on the side wall there is a narrow cabinet - there is a shelf inside for vegetables. Well, the leftmost cabinet at the bottom is my dream. There will be seemingly 8 shelves with distances between them from 5 to 8 cm (measured by my bells and whistles. By the way, the width of this side table is 40 cm (and the cabinet itself is 5 cm narrower, that is, 35 cm. There are all my baking dishes of different stripes and calibers will be placed.))
Olga VB
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so I have boxes almost everywhere.

Bijou
Mona1, it is clear that it is licked just under the mistress!
Personally, from me only one remark, past which to me well, you can't get through.

Make the dedicated box a single space, without a partition, and re-hang the door to the right, making it a swing. Straight noticeably more space becomes, if the shelves and drawers are not small. Mm?

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Mona1
Bijou, Lena, thank you very much, I will. I didn't finish it myself. By the way, tomorrow I'm just going to the salon, to correct something, I will just take this into account. So a very timely recommendation!
Bijou
Tanya, yeah ??? Frankly, I did not expect such a recognition ...
But it's nice if the thought turned out to be useful.

It's just that I don't have drawers and shelves with a standard width at all - it's wider and much wider. And when, after my open spaces, I find myself in a kitchen with drawers 45 (or even 60) wide, then an irrational loss of space immediately becomes noticeable. And if this is the upper level with a small depth, it looks sad at all. ))
Mona1
Linen, I just when I planned 2 lockers, I proceeded from the fact that they would be for plates, cups and other glass containers, that is, heavy and more reliable, as it were, to hang 2 lockers on the wall, with half the weight. But in principle, one will be fine too if fixed better. There, if you combine them into one, then its width will be 65 cm. It seems normal. Yes?
Bijou
Mona1, I have mounted on seventy with a trifle. Double in height (doors rise there). Upstairs there is any light trash such as mixers, coffee grinders, tea, coffee, cereals, spices and other garbage. But on the lower level there are plates in one cabinet, cups and glasses in another. Much, because a dishwasher and a lot of people.)) To admit, when I put the next ten glass plates, I understand how hard it is, but it seems that this business has been hanging for many years and is not going to fall (t-t-t).)) The wall behind the cabinet is block, fastenings are reliable.
But I ran around in circles when they hung this case. With lamentations "What if it falls? Make it stronger!"
Mona1
Bijou, oh, I think that I will run in circles, and given that the facades are painted, I’ll go crazy so that they don’t scratch them while they are installing. In general, you need to stock up on valerian.)
Tanya-Fanya
About "stronger":
Upstairs I have huge cabinets hanging pah pah pah ... 70 and 80 cm wide, 92cm high. A friend of her husband's - a clever woman - advised to insist that the installers should not hang the cabinets on one rail, as is customary, but on two parallel slats.
I butted with the designer for a long time, but additional fasteners are needed. I made the designer at the factory request that these additional mounts be installed for us. Of course for an additional fee, but done! On the cabinets, hooks were provided as usual along the uppermost edge and in the middle.
On the wall, the master made two bars and the installers attached parallel slats to them.
Ugh, ugh, ugh 🙏🏽




Mona1breathe more evenly!
When the facades are delivered, you must accept them, that is, check for integrity.
So ask your designer in the salon tomorrow: do you need to unpack and check each façade 😜 or check the installers for scratches?
Bijou
Mona1, yes everything will be fine!
Olga VB
I have top cabinets 40 and 80 cm wide.
I ship without ceremony.
lira3003
Tanya, and in the salon asked how much is the load on the cabinet? I was told in Stylish, 40 kg.
I have cabinets 1050 * 600 * 350 and 900 * 700 * 350. Several times I asked the manager and the manager will they support the weight, especially since the walls are 18mm? They told me that they could stand
Mona1
Girls, tell me this moment. The hood above the gas stove, according to the rules, is set at a level of 75-80 cm above countertop level or over level of fire from burners? There, if I want to make 75 cm above the level of the countertop, to from the level of the fire - 72 cm. Is this permissible? The gas service will not impose fines on me during any inspection, and perhaps, in addition, it is unsafe, level 72 cm from the fire ?.
Hang a little higher, even 3 cm, so that the fire level is at least 75. I don't want to. Well, as you saw my drawing, there are cut corners of the facades on the sides and the handles will be higher than this cutout. I figured that they are very high, it will be difficult to reach, so I want to install the hood as low as possible, but so to speak within the law.
Tanya-Fanya
Mona1, open the instructions for the hood, there is a drawing and this height is indicated.
Sorry, I don't remember.
Irina Dolars
Tanya, I hope this data will help you))
How to determine the optimal distance from the hob to the extractor hood?

The distance from the hob to the hood is determined by the established standard.
If there is an electric stove in the kitchen, then the exhaust hatch should be located at least 65-75 cm from it.
And if the hood is above the gas stove, the distance between them is 75-85 cm.

In the case when the device has an inclined surface, the installation parameters change slightly:
- the distance from the gas stove to the hood is reduced to 55-65 cm;
- the height above the electric hob is reduced to 35-45 cm.

Thus, the question of what distance from the stove to the hood should be can be answered unequivocally:
75-85 cm in the case of a gas stove, and 65-75 cm above the electric stove.

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Mona1
Tanya-Fanya, the instructions contain a drawing and arrows from the exhaust line to the line with the word WORKTOP and the numbers 750 * 800 mm are written.

Irina Dolars, Ira, I know all this, I do not understand the words: "From the stove to the hood". It is necessary to measure from the surface (bottom) of the cooking area or from the top of the burners (they are raised above the bottom of the cooking area by 3 cm) or from the level of the grates, they stand a little higher Where is this WORKTOP? Judging by your drawing - from the top of the burners? Or from the bars?
Tanya-Fanya
Mona1, tried it on. From the burner to the grill of the hood, I have 65 cm.
Well alleeeee, now hubby is coming home today
Irina Dolars
Quote: Mona1
Judging by your drawing - from the top of the burners
According to the scheme so.
The grates can be at any height depending on the model.
Mona1
Look, I found an idea for pens on the Internet
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