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30-01-2022, 01:39 PM | #1 | ||
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Perth, Northern Suburbs
Posts: 4,870
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Ok, a question for the Collective Brains Trust:
I have installed a Built-In Microwave (Bosch) into an existing recess. Unfortunately the opening to the recess is significantly wider than even the front facia of the microwave. If I place the microwave centrally, there is an unsightly 1cm gap on either side. It's a first-world problem, but I would like to neaten it up. The Manufacturer does not offer a trim kit for this oven. (Their helpful suggestion was to have the cabinet custom-made) I have looked at the kits from other manufacturers, but even if I could find one the right size, they are extortionately expensive. ($3~400 for some pressed stainless) Now for somebody with the right skills and tools, there are a myriad of possibilities. Unfortunately I have neither. Even when I had a Mitre-Saw, my attempts at Mitre-Joints were decidedly agricultural. So I'm looking for something "ready made". (If I end up needing some more cabinet work done, I can ask a cabinet maker to knock something up, but I'm not getting in a professional just to do a trim. I'm surprised that something isn't available on ebay (given the abundance of useless junk) but so so far my googling has failed me. Best I can think of to date is maybe a picture frame (if I could find one the right size) but that may be too thick. (Please move to a more appropriate board if required)
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