The Real World
When visiting a Wren showroom, all the displays look very impressive and well assembled. However, remember that in the showroom the floors are flat and the walls are perfectly square In the real world in a kitchen the wall are not true and the floor is probably not perfectly flat. So when assembling the units, remember that the carcasses are not rigid and will distort very easily to conform to floor and wall irregularities. So you need to be very careful and allow for these misalignment to ensure the units are true and square, otherwise doors and built-in appliances will not fit properly.
Completion The kitchen has been completed now for a few weeks apart from a few minor snagging items to sort out. The final result is shown...
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Fitting the Plinths Unless you are very observant or have fitted Wren plinths before, you will not be aware that the orientation of the le... -
Corner Units We have a 'U' shaped end to our kitchen so we purchased 2 'magic' corner units which came with their own corn...
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