Old Kitchen Units given new role

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Silverfox

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 Ipswich, Suffolk
Rather than skipping all of my old kitchen units I kept some and stuck them up in the garage. With the extra storage I've been able to organise things better in the garage and i can now find stuff straight away instead of spending ages looking for a tin of something or other :) When I get a chance I think I will paint the units with grey gloss so they look less like kitchen units :wink:

 
I really thought this was a spam looking at the title :D

My friend has done this in his garage, works really well. All you need now is a fridge and you have a great man cave!

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I am going to change the sockets for metal ones and run the wires thru black 20mm conduit to tidy it up :thumbsup:
 
Did this in my garage when we moved in and changed the kitchen :thumbsup:

Doesn't look anywhere near as today as that though :lol:
 
Sorted the electrics in my garage today. Fitted 2 x double sockets , one near the door for when I am cleaning the car. I connected them up using black conduit to keep things tidy. I also installed a light under the wall units which seems to have turned out alright.
 
Machine monkey said:
Looks great buddy just done similar myself look at us all with great minds :thumbsup:
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Cheers Matt :thumbsup: Not a patch on your project tho

AZ4MW said:
looks great Silverfox, where abouts in Ipswich are you I'm in Kesgrave :thumbsup:
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Cheers mate, I'm not far from you, Colchester Road Ipswich, not far from the hospital.
 
AZ4MW said:
looks great Silverfox, where abouts in Ipswich are you I'm in Kesgrave :thumbsup:
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Cheers mate, I'm not far from you, Colchester Road Ipswich, not far from the hospital.[/quote]

will be going past there soon to pick up my son from the football tonight, not in the Z though :thumbsup:
 
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