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Hi probably too late with a reply but just in case,if you cannot see anywhere that the units are fixed together remove all the shelves as fixings are put level with shelves to hide them,also take off the doors and the hinge part from the unit as its another favorite place to hide a fixing screw,fina...

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Can you give some rough measurements.

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Hi,could you take another pic with better light please,could you also move the broken piece of floorboard when you take the pic.I have the answer but want to make sure.

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Hi Geoff,the screw that connects the hinge arm to what you call the mounting plate could be restricting further adjustment if it is too tight,try and loosen it a touch and see if this helps any and then tighten back up.

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Hiya,the easiest solution would be to make sides and a top the same width as between the wall and the bookcase,this could be then fixed to the wall and to get to the consumer unit you just pull the bookcase forward. Where abouts are you as someone on here might be close and able to do it for you or ...

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Hi,can you take a pic with the bookcase in place.

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Use two part car filler.

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You will be able to seperate the fridge door from the kitchen unit door,its hard to tell you how without a photo because there are a few systems used,open the fridge door and look for clues as to how they're fixed together,some are fixed behind the rubber of the fridge door.

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Is this type of drill stand any use.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/old-black-dec ... 4ab5b58c5a

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Hi,sorry for not replying,what did you do in the end.Looks good.

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Sorry if i was a bit unclear with my reply,i was only saying 6mm could be used to cover the framework,not be used to support a hanging rail.

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Have a look on YouTube.

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I would think 6mm M.D.F. would be ok to cover the framework and i would use 2x2 for the frame,bit of overkill maybe.

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Applying a bit of wax to the top of the runners might be worth a try first,the drawer that is way off level looks to be not seated on the runner correctly.Are the runners still fixed firmly to the unit?

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Have a look at timber brackets on the Wickes site,might be something you can use.

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