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fathomfive
6,888 posts
59 months
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Well I wouldn't be looking at the splashback whilst raking around in her drawers.
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Cock Womble 7
29,908 posts
99 months
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With these feet said: Plus the splashback isnt central to the hob. Amateurs. You're absolutely right. It looks central to the hood, but not the hob.
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PoleDriver
20,229 posts
63 months
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El Guapo said: Here ya go   Why have you posted random woman pictures in the 'critique my kitchen' thread?
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With these feet
3,711 posts
84 months
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Cock Womble 7 said: With these feet said: Plus the splashback isnt central to the hob. Amateurs. You're absolutely right. It looks central to the hood, but not the hob. She probably asked for too many cabinets - as every woman does - without thinking of the availability and depth of the cabinets. Looking at them they are already slimline units, the one on the left, if removed, would have allowed the extractor to be centralized though leaving an unsightly gap to the right hand unit, also leaving her no-where to store her John Smiths...
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Changedmyname
4,754 posts
50 months
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Yeah ,but the units could do with more colour, they would look better with a light pattern just to liven them up a bit....you know not so bland.
I have a kettle like that.
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Cock Womble 7
29,908 posts
99 months
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They are very thin wall-units - and probably not that deep.
I'm guessing two shelves in them. Max.
Quite literally a waste of space.
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El Guapo
1,708 posts
59 months
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PoleDriver said: El Guapo said: Here ya go Why have you posted random woman pictures in the 'critique my kitchen' thread? 
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Cock Womble 7
29,908 posts
99 months
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Hang on, that's a stainless steel splashback is it not?
A bugger to keep clean they are.
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sc0tt
7,522 posts
70 months
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Cock Womble 7 said: Hang on, that's a stainless steel splashback is it not?
A bugger to keep clean they are. Indeed - Although the gloss white doors on the cabinets are totally the opposite. Easy wipe clean.
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Cock Womble 7
29,908 posts
99 months
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sc0tt said: Indeed - Although the gloss white doors on the cabinets are totally the opposite.
Easy wipe clean. True, but they're a bit bland. Personally, I would have gone for a "shaker" style of cupboard doors.
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TheTurbonator
1,694 posts
20 months
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It all looks off-centre to me. The drawers IMHO, should be centre with the extracter and stainless-steel splashback, instead they look off-set to the left a little.
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With these feet
3,711 posts
84 months
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Looking at it closely, simply fitting a 3/4 width corner unit - possibly containing a swing out bin - to the right hand side would have allowed the hob unit to align with the hood. Much more acceptable. Bet it was MFI and the designer said "Sorry, computer says No".
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blindswelledrat
18,973 posts
101 months
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You would think that such a mild gag could get tedious if milked too much.
Im surpised....oh
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CommanderJameson
20,700 posts
95 months
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Cock Womble 7 said: Fishtigua said: Are those downlights underneath the cabinets? Quite possibly. They're a bit obvious though. Weer-ickes* supply some triangular corner-fitting ones which are much more subtle. * Other suppliers of kitchens are available. EFA
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Triumph Man
2,163 posts
37 months
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McHaggis said: Sheets Tabuer said: I'd have thought so, my kitchen has drawers under the gas hob like hers with a double oven to the left. If you zoom in, you can just see a thin hob below the extractor. Induction hob?
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CommanderJameson
20,700 posts
95 months
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Triumph Man said: McHaggis said: Sheets Tabuer said: I'd have thought so, my kitchen has drawers under the gas hob like hers with a double oven to the left. If you zoom in, you can just see a thin hob below the extractor. Induction hob? They're great, but you have to be a little bit more selective with your choice of cookware. None of your super-retro 80s smoked-glass pyrex saucepans!
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sc0tt
7,522 posts
70 months
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Cock Womble 7 said: True, but they're a bit bland. Personally, I would have gone for a "shaker" style of cupboard doors. Exquisite taste sir
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Cock Womble 7
29,908 posts
99 months
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blindswelledrat said: You would think that such a mild gag could get tedious if milked too much.
I'm surprised....oh It's not a "mild gag milked too much", it's the active hijacking of an incredibly boring thread to turn it into something interesting and informative. We've actually done the OP a favour. (Although I'll give it five minutes until it's moved to the "Homes, Gardens And DIY" forum.)
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CommanderJameson
20,700 posts
95 months
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blindswelledrat said: You would think that such a mild gag could get tedious if milked too much.
Im surpised....oh You can set your watch by you turning up in a thread, just to harsh everyone's mellow. For shame, bsr. For shame.
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Cock Womble 7
29,908 posts
99 months
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sc0tt said: Cock Womble 7 said: True, but they're a bit bland. Personally, I would have gone for a "shaker" style of cupboard doors. Exquisite taste sir I'm in the trade; I know my s  t.
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