Blind corner base cabinets assembly | kaboodle kitchen

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[@benh9961]

谢谢

[@paradisepictures1527]

Should the front panel (to which you attach the door hinges) have been included in the package?
It wasn't in mine.....!

[@msdiinsche]

Hi, I was wondering about using one of these cabinets and then a 450mm 4 drawer on the other side of the corner. Will I need to make an allowance and leave a gap to be able to open the drawers and use some sort of filler panel or can the drawer cabinet butt right against the blind corner cabinet? Any assistance appreciated!

[@KaboodleAuKitchen]

Hi Nadine
Yes you will need to leave enough space for the draws to open without making contact with the handles on your cabinet.
If you install filler panels that are larger than your handle (thickness) you should have enough space to open the draws.
Cheers
kaboodle kitchen

[@elio271158]

IM assembling a blind corner unit at the moment with a 450mm door. After measuring the excess of the panel that i screw on to the cabinet, do i then cut it or just leave it.?

[@KaboodleAuKitchen]

Hi Elio
You shouldn't need to cut any of the panels. If you would like specific help with your installation please feel free to send and email to [e-mail]

[@terryhaebich6262]

It's a pity the measurements for the marked line to fit the 450 mm and 600 mm doors are not included and just not mentioned to "adjust the line accordingly" - missing from both video and pdf

[@KaboodleAuKitchen]

+Terry Haebich with the number of sizes available (400mm, 450mm, and 600mm), it can get confusing if we show all the available alternatives.
Another easy way to work out where to place the blind corner panel is to use the cabinet door. Use this width (400mm, 450mm, or 600mm) and measure this distance from one end of the cabinet. Mark this point. This will be where your blind corner panel will be located. Now you simply need to secure the blind corner panel to the cabinet using clamps and attach using the included l-brackets.
Appreciate the feedback, hope this helps!
+kaboodle

[@scottchippa8958]

if the door in the video is 400mm then for a 450mm door wouldn't you add 50mm to the 16mm for the correct fit and add 200mm to the 16mm for the 600mm door...

[@artdecco8617]

what is the Name of those Blind corner hinges?