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     • Bridging units are essentially wall-mounted cabinets that are placed above standard wall units, hobs, or sinks.
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     How to Plan Bridging Units & Top Boxes in Your Kitchen

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   What are the different types of wall units in a kitchen?

   • One of the most common types of wall units that you will see in a kitchen are the single and double wall units as show below. The single wall units have just the one door whereas the double units have two doors that open from the centre outwards. Sometimes when a wall unit is just a little bit too big then a top box could be the answer.

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   Can a bridging unit be fitted above a wall-mounted kitchen unit?

   • In some cases, they can even be fitted above wall-mounted kitchen units where space allows, to provide even greater storage options, should your kitchen ceilings be high enough to accommodate them. The brilliance of a bridging unit is its adaptability, which means you can use it in almost endless situations throughout the kitchen.

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   Are angled and curved wall units right for your kitchen?

   • If you want your kitchen to look that little bit different and possibly add a little bit of extra functionality to it, in the form of internal unit mechanisms then angled and curved wall units could be the answer. The units below measure 600mm by 600mm and fit nicely into the corner of your kitchen run.

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   What are the different types of wall units?

   • One of the most popular types of wall unit is the standard corner wall unit that allows other adjacent units to neatly butt up to it. These units range from 600mm to 900mm wide. The larger the corner wall unit the larger the door becomes, so that the dead space in the corner of the unit is left to a minimum.

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   What is the standard size wall unit height?

   • The standard size wall unit heights are 720mm high. One of the most common types of wall units that you will see in a kitchen are the single and double wall units as show below. The single wall units have just the one door whereas the double units have two doors that open from the centre outwards.

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   What size wall units do I Need?

   • Remember, the size of the wall units are determined by the size of any tall units that you have. Click here for more information on how to mix wall an tall units. The standard size wall unit heights are 720mm high. One of the most common types of wall units that you will see in a kitchen are the single and double wall units as show below.

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3. www.betterkitchens.co.uk › ideas-advice › how-toHow to Plan Bridging Units & Top Boxes in Your Kitchen

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   What Are Bridging Units? Bridging units are essentially wall-mounted cabinets that are placed above standard wall units, hobs, or sinks. 800mm Top Hung Bridging Unit from Better Kitchens. Their primary purpose is to utilise the space that would otherwise be wasted, providing extra storage and helping to create a cohesive look across your kitchen.

   • Kitchen Cornices and Pelmets: Types & Options Explained

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   Traditionally, a bridging unit would be used to connect one wall mounted unit to another, usually over an area which won't fit a full unit. This can include: Over a fridge-freezer. Above a sink. Along the top of a window frame.

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6. www.idealhome.co.uk › kitchen › upstand-vs-splashbackUpstand vs splashback: the difference and which is best ...

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   Feb 19, 2023 · ‘A splashback is a piece of material (something easy to clean) which covers the wall between the worktop and the underside of the wall units,’ says Josie Medved, Design Project Manager at Symphony.

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   Mar 4, 2015 · The wall units (in dark green), line up with the base units (in light green) below and opposite. This kind of design is not always easy to achieve as every kitchen is different but with the wide range of kitchen units that we have available, most kitchens can be kitted out appropriately.

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   Feb 4, 2018 · Position of hob with wall cupboards. Anonymous user 4 February 2018 - 6.13 PM. I am trying to plan a kitchen but can’t seem to get a definitive answer. For a (gas) hob, I have seen many comments saying that you need clearance either side of 50mm but some that say 500mm - which is it?

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    It is a decorative moulding that sits atop your wall units, seamlessly blending them into the wall for a polished look. Beyond aesthetics, cornices help hide lighting fixtures and any uneven gaps between the cabinet and the wall, ensuring everything looks intentionally placed and meticulously finished.

11. www.skillstg.co.uk › blog › where-to-fit-a-consumerWhere to Fit a Consumer Unit UK: Essential Guidelines and Tips

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    Consumer units should be easily accessible and mounted with the switches at a height of between 0.45m and 1.2m above the floor level. In some cases, such as extensions or powering separate workshops, a second consumer unit may be required.