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LeopoldProjects
Growing in Experience
December

Thanks Jacob. Very good advice. Much appreciated.

LeopoldProjects
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Hi, I want to have a go at tiling the splashback for a kitchenette. Can someone please advise on what I need to get from Bunnings. I want to use a f ...

LeopoldProjects
Growing in Experience
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October

Thanks for the reply. Yes I have some spare panels left over. They are clipped in.

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Growing in Experience
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October

Thanks for the advice. I guess that's were I encounter another issue. If I shorten the tray I will then need to add or replace the flooring to cover ...

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Growing in Experience
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October

I was hoping there would be a way to shorten tray without removing tank. As it is all plumbed in. I don't plan to move it. Hence why I was going dow ...

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Growing in Experience
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October

Yes I would love to shorten the tray. Would make life so much easier. Would have to modify the one there but I have no idea on how to do that.

LeopoldProjects
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October

Hi @TedBear How did you go about fitting the cabinets out from the wall? I was thinking about using 2 x 16mm melamine panels together against the th ...

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October

There you go. @Nailbag

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Bunnings Team Member JacobZ
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December

Hi @LeopoldProjects, It's fantastic to see you'd like to try your hand at tiling a splashback for your kitchenette. You might like to start by hav ...

Dave-1
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October

@LeopoldProjects Then you should be able to replace the short ones Cheering, more work but achievable if you gothe route of reducing the tray. Dav ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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October

Hi @LeopoldProjects, My vote would be as @Dave-1 mentioned, to place some incisions in the corners, fold the front in and then pop-rivet the corners ...

TedBear
Kind of a Big Deal
October

Hi @LeopoldProjects , there is no need to fit whole panels behind the cabinets. Ours just have strips of vertical timber in a few places to keep them ...

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LeopoldProjects
Growing in Experience
December

Thanks Jacob. Very good advice. Much appreciated.

LeopoldProjects
Growing in Experience
1 reply
October

Thanks for the reply. Yes I have some spare panels left over. They are clipped in.

LeopoldProjects
Growing in Experience
4 replies
October

Thanks for the advice. I guess that's were I encounter another issue. If I shorten the tray I will then need to add or replace the flooring to cover ...

LeopoldProjects
Growing in Experience
1 reply
October

I was hoping there would be a way to shorten tray without removing tank. As it is all plumbed in. I don't plan to move it. Hence why I was going dow ...

LeopoldProjects
Growing in Experience
3 replies
October

Yes I would love to shorten the tray. Would make life so much easier. Would have to modify the one there but I have no idea on how to do that.

LeopoldProjects
Growing in Experience
6 replies
October

Hi @TedBear How did you go about fitting the cabinets out from the wall? I was thinking about using 2 x 16mm melamine panels together against the th ...

LeopoldProjects
Growing in Experience
18 replies

Hello,I am building a kaboodle kitchenette. The corner cabinet is to have a hot water tank inside it. The drip pan/tray is the same depth as the cabin ...

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