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No drawers in kitchen

Tom2 · 2011-12-09 14:55:33

Just moved into an apartment with a very nice fitted kitchen, but there are no drawers, jusr presses! Not the best for cutlery etc! Is there such a thing as a free-standing insert I could just put into one of the presses or on a counter-top, that would have two or three drawers? If so, any ideas as to where they can be…

09-12-2011 2:55pm

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Tom2

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Just moved into an apartment with a very nice fitted kitchen, but there are no drawers, jusr presses! Not the best for cutlery etc! Is there such a thing as a free-standing insert I could just put into one of the presses or on a counter-top, that would have two or three drawers? If so, any ideas as to where they can be bought?

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#2 09-12-2011 3:51pm

bette

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You can buy drawers for this stuff! Matching the fronts depends on where the units were originally bought. They are simple enough to assemble. The units are standard so whether it's doors or drawers makes no difference.

Homebase, B&Q, Woodies, Cash & Carry Kitchens etc will supply.

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