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So option (2) above and having that dogleg bit?
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So I guess my question is which of these two is going to look less shit?
(1) Have a flat worktop with no dogleg, but 85 or 100mm extra overhang where sink is. Makes sink further away from the edge of the unit, and makes the reach in to open the cupboard slightly more awkward
(2) Have a dogleg worktop, but uniform 15mm overhang
Edit - quick diagram attached. Any advice would be much appreciated! Cheers
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Current one is 550 deep. Can't go any further back as the bay goes up and down 5 floors so is structural apparently..!
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there is a legal protection where that can't happen. Speak to your solicitor about it.
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That spot of bother was tackled yesterday. Today's spot of bother is that I agreed with magnet that the dishwasher to the left of the sink would come out from the bay. I assumed and the image render would allow this to be flush with the sink unit. But if the sink unit is flush, I won;'t be able to open the adjacent cupboard door. Don't really want a dogleg/ -_ in my worktop..
Edit - current sitch
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Bit of progress. Builder agreed plan with magnet, but has asked if I could swap a 400 wall unit for a 300 and the 600 door for a 500 to house the boiler (he will chop the 600 carcass down) and thank fuck I got a trainee at magnet when I went in to do that who agreed it FOC. I would have had to pay for a new carcass...
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Replying to my comment #4144 on p166, the 2.8 length of the kitchen was agreed with the builder that that would fit the kitchen. I've not made a fuss of it, and couldn't have redesigned the kitchen at such short notice last week as it was already made but that is so disappointing that I now can't have my intended floorplan with a separate utility
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Doing this and no bath!
2 votes for no overhang thanks @andos and @chrisbmx116