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First time to post pics
alright - let's try this

daughter's kitchen having a reno
Builders = yours truly - the missus - and the daughter
two days work
saturday, and today, sunday
not a bad outcome
http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...03/PICT001.jpg
pic 1 - out with old
thats not MY plumbing. . .

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...03/PICT002.jpg
pic 2 - yeah, that's MY plumbing

constructed the flatpax cabinets between these two pics

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...03/PICT003.jpg
pic 3 - the floor in and the new cabinets.
tap connected, waste water ready to be plumbed

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...03/PICT004.jpg
pic 4 - sink in, water connected - just the waste to connect. The oven in too...

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t...03/PICT005.jpg
pic 5 - no leaks.
Oh - there's a dishwasher going in the hole on the left - notice the two taps ready to go
and that's where we stopped at 7pm tonight
not a bad effort for two old pharts and a daughter

Looking good Jedo.

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Originally Posted by Jedo_03

First time to post pics
alright - let's try this

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A word of warning with on line albums. Don't go uploading any personal pics that you don't want people seeing. Anyone can access your album quite easily. Someone on emailcash forums had some very embarrassing photos stolen from her photobucket account, and they published them on the net. :o

Cheers

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Nah - nuthing embarrassing in my agenda. . .
There's a pic of a swallerer amongst these pics on photobucket...
Not your usual pic - it was a test...
Hee-Hee..
Jedo

dont want to be picky but your plumbing connections ae illegal ,compression connectors cannot be placed within a wall cavity ,also the taps for the dishwasher should be within the sink cabinet ,

sorry but you also appear to have screwed the adjustable feet on too far forward on the oven box

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Originally Posted by arms

sorry but you also appear to have screwed the adjustable feet on too far forward on the oven box

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Yeah - we know about that one... the oven cab was built about 2 months ago. Then the rest of the gear arrived and the insrtuctions said the feet should be set back 60mm... we'll get to it during the week.
We're pleased with what we got done in just 2 days. . .
Jedo

Monday night: Done

Not bad jedo- the connections are illegal but as long as your prepared to cut out the wall behind should they leak ( not hard to do) should be ok.
I also didn't see a cook top in the bench- if you put one in, clad the wall behind with something fire resistant like ceramic tiles or painted villa board, here in S.A. its a legal requirement to stop fires starting inside the walls.

If you can dont finish the wall where the dishwasher goes, I just looked again and I really dont trust those flexi-connectors, change it to soft copper or hide them with the dishwasher in front??
Is that a custom kitchen or just a flat pack modular?

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Originally Posted by bricks

Not bad jedo- the connections are illegal but as long as your prepared to cut out the wall behind should they leak ( not hard to do) should be ok.
I also didn't see a cook top in the bench- if you put one in, clad the wall behind with something fire resistant like ceramic tiles or painted villa board, here in S.A. its a legal requirement to stop fires starting inside the walls.

If you can dont finish the wall where the dishwasher goes, I just looked again and I really dont trust those flexi-connectors, change it to soft copper or hide them with the dishwasher in front??
Is that a custom kitchen or just a flat pack modular?

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Thanks bricks
Yeah - other side of the wall actually has a removable panel. Only gyprock in any case. So not bad to get to in to fix MY plumbing.
We put the cook top in this arvo after work
Walls all gonna be glazed tiles
Dishwasher won't be "fixed" - so flexi connectors can be got at
Yeah it's a flatpax - from China via Bunnies
Not bad stuff to work with - at least all the pre-drilled holes were in the right places - and as you see it all went together.I was blerdy impressed how much we got done in two days
Cheers
Jedo

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Looking good Jedo.

A word of warning with on line albums. Don't go uploading any personal pics that you don't want people seeing. Anyone can access your album quite easily. Someone on emailcash forums had some very embarrassing photos stolen from her photobucket account, and they published them on the net. :o

Cheers

Edit : - You can also generate thumbnails for people to click on this way : -

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y26...Untitled-C.jpg

It uses less bandwidth and the thread loads faster for people on dial up. They can click on the images to see the full size. :wink:

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Thanks for that photobucket tip John.
Jedo:U

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Originally Posted by arms

dont want to be picky but your plumbing connections ae illegal ,compression connectors cannot be placed within a wall cavity ,also the taps for the dishwasher should be within the sink cabinet ,

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Hi Arms
Thanks for that - but, Oh well. . .
And the daughter didn't want holes dug inthe sink unit for the dishwasher taps... Oh well...:roll:
The daughter is Over The Moon. . .
And we're impressed how much we got done in only 2 days
Cheers
Jedo

the main reason that the taps should be inside the sink cabinet is that if anything goes wrong with the plumbing connections the taps have to be accessible to be able to be turned off ,also the dishwasher will not go hard against the wall if the taps are behind it ,unless you are intending to not sheet the wall behind but that will only create a breeding ground for all sorts of insects/vermin, to me peace of mind would far out way the look of taps inside a cabinet

It seems like you are impressed with what you got done in 2 days:D

Hi again jedo,
If your using Glazed tiles, im assuming they are the glass based ones that are oh so popular right nox. If you are using glass and not ceramic then Im reasonably sure they arn't fire rated/ resistant and therefore won't protect your wall. Caramic tiles, villa board, also stainless steel will do the job, just ask the guy that sold em to ya if they can do what you want. If they cant then, although a pain in the proverbial, line the wall with villa board before you tile, just where the tiles go.

Either way check it out. From memory if your cooktop is far enough away from the back and side walls you dont need to put anything in but I cant really tell you this measurement with any confidence, If you ring your local gas regulator they might tell you??

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Originally Posted by bricks

Hi again jedo,
If your using Glazed tiles, im assuming they are the glass based ones that are oh so popular right nox. If you are using glass and not ceramic

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I think I meant ceramic - yu know - the kind from beaumonts.
Daughter has her eye on a mix of black ones and pearl ones.. kinda goes with the "black granite" benchtops
well I thought all tiles were "glazed" - :doh:
cheers
Jedo

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Originally Posted by arms

the main reason that the taps should be inside the sink cabinet is that if anything goes wrong with the plumbing connections the taps have to be accessible to be able to be turned off ,also the dishwasher will not go hard against the wall if the taps are behind it ,unless you are intending to not sheet the wall behind but that will only create a breeding ground for all sorts of insects/vermin, to me peace of mind would far out way the look of taps inside a cabinet

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Hi arms
The other side of the wall has an access panel
(some other bright spark built that before the daughter moved in)
so she can access the dishwasher taps that way
BTW - you're dead right about all the crap in those cavity walls - they're a breeding ground for mice and cockroaches and huge spiders - one there tonight had a long body with a white stripe on its back. . . :o yeukk...
Jedo