I am planning a kitchen with an adjacent small pantry (approximately 1.5 x 3.3 m (5 x 11 feet)). Since access to the pantry is only possible through the kitchen, I would like to integrate it visually in a way that looks good.
For example, on Pinterest, you sometimes see doorways made from a cabinet door within the kitchen system, allowing the passage to blend in seamlessly. Unfortunately, these cabinet doors are usually only up to 60 cm (24 inches) wide, which can be a bit narrow—especially if you want to fit a freezer inside.
Has anyone implemented something like this and can share their experience?
For example, on Pinterest, you sometimes see doorways made from a cabinet door within the kitchen system, allowing the passage to blend in seamlessly. Unfortunately, these cabinet doors are usually only up to 60 cm (24 inches) wide, which can be a bit narrow—especially if you want to fit a freezer inside.
Has anyone implemented something like this and can share their experience?
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Fummelbrett!2 Feb 2020 06:21Because of the dimensions of the door panels, you don’t need to limit yourself – for example, you could also join two 40cm (16 inches) units together.
And where does this stereotype come from that carpenters are always expensive...
More expensive than Ikea, of course. And also more expensive than the cheapest version from most manufacturers. But otherwise, they are quite competitive in price.
Our refrigerator would not have fit through a 60cm (24 inch) gap.
More expensive than Ikea, of course. And also more expensive than the cheapest version from most manufacturers. But otherwise, they are quite competitive in price.
Our refrigerator would not have fit through a 60cm (24 inch) gap.
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hampshire2 Feb 2020 11:12A door like this isn’t a big deal. A frame and a door are quick to install. Choose a door without a rebate - it can then sit flush with the wall.
It gets a bit more expensive if you want to optimize the door gap.
In my opinion, the most impressive solutions are offered by the Italian door company Linvisibile – I once cut out a promotional photo showing one of their doors open.
It gets a bit more expensive if you want to optimize the door gap.
In my opinion, the most impressive solutions are offered by the Italian door company Linvisibile – I once cut out a promotional photo showing one of their doors open.
LostWolf schrieb:
Unfortunately, these cabinet doors are only available up to 60cm (24 inches) wide,... or intermediate sizes that can be combined, creating the appearance of two doors, although there is only one behind them. @Fummelbrett! already mentioned this.
@Fummelbrett You appear twice here in the forum. Forgot your password?
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Pinkiponk2 Feb 2020 14:21LostWolf schrieb:
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Unfortunately, these cabinet doors only come up to a maximum width of 60cm (24 inches), which is a bit narrow. (For example, if you want to fit a freezer there).
...Two narrow doors and therefore double-leaf?Similar topics