BernieQ2 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 25, 2025 5:06 am
Good morning.
Well my sanding didn't get done... when Carol got up and came to th lounge room...she uttered those famous words.....I've been thinking....so once these words are uttered...all bets are off...
So I had to take out the 350 and the 100 cupboards in the kitchen and replace them with a 450 cupboard we had in the laundry.... and inturn put the other two back in the laundry... all of which took most of the day...
On another note
The new gas hose kinks when the stove is pushed into its place.... it's 1200 long and the only size Ken's plumbing had...600 would have been good..
Any thoughts on how to overcome this small problem ?
Bernie.
First, the Jon D modelled answer ... Yean Nah
The more involved solution I'm suggesting ......
Coil the hose and hold in place using cable ties, or a length of spring wire coiled as needed and the hose cabled tied to the wire ..... this way, the spring coil is expanded as the stove is slide out, then retracts into its normal coiled shape the stove is moved back into place .....
As for the legs and not wheels, you can buy pads to go under the legs so they will slide easily, or roller tracks for under the feet as used for big refrigerators .....
T1 Terry