hi, kitchen shape L , size 10.5 ft * 8 ft 1. Does the counter below drawers and the top drawers need to be of same size ? 2. Does the hob size 3 ft , does the chimney size also be 3 ft or can I reduce it to 2ft? 3. I'm planning to have pull up shelf door on top of 2 ft * 2 ft with split folding there would be only one handle when you open the door the bottom door would sit on the top door. ---2ft tall unit ext-|| ---2 ft pull up ---|| 2ft chimney --|| --- 2ft pull up shelf--|| empty || window ----2ft tall unit--||---1.5 ft drawer --||------------3ft hob----------|| ---1.5ft drawer----|| --- 2 ft croner ----|| || || || || OR 4. Divide 8 ft equally among the 4 drawers , 2ft each and chimney 2 ft? thnanks in advance chand

Hello there, let the unit be there and PU Paint the unit to make it waterproof.

Hi Sanket, The sizes of a standalone fridge versus a built in differ quite a bit. Your tall units and the microwave, oven segment have their own set sizes. you can add a door to the fridge but it will just out like a sore thumb. It would be advisable to keep the fridge as a separate unit. Best Miloni

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