ᐅ Is it possible to combine a 40cm Ikea Faktum base cabinet with a small cooktop?
Created on: 19 Feb 2012 02:34
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Steve06
Hello,
due to limited space, I am wondering if it is possible to combine a Faktum base cabinet that is only 40cm (16 inches) wide with an induction cooktop measuring approximately 30.2cm (12 inches) wide and 5.9cm (2.3 inches) high, featuring 2 cooking zones.
Is this generally feasible?
I assume the top drawer would have to be made unusable.
In other words, can the top drawer be replaced with a panel, or is it sufficient to secure it so that it does not open?
I appreciate any constructive advice.
Best regards,
Steve
due to limited space, I am wondering if it is possible to combine a Faktum base cabinet that is only 40cm (16 inches) wide with an induction cooktop measuring approximately 30.2cm (12 inches) wide and 5.9cm (2.3 inches) high, featuring 2 cooking zones.
Is this generally feasible?
I assume the top drawer would have to be made unusable.
In other words, can the top drawer be replaced with a panel, or is it sufficient to secure it so that it does not open?
I appreciate any constructive advice.
Best regards,
Steve
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IKEA-Experte22 Feb 2012 13:49Assembly and user manuals for many devices can be found on the UK IKEA website (in English, of course). It is unclear why this service is not available in all countries.
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