Separate waste for a clean conscience
Common garbage cans usually get in the way, the cupboard under the sink is rarely fully used – These are two experiences from everyday kitchen life. A waste separation system, which is built into the sink cabinet and can be pulled out when the door is opened, solves both problems at once. This system can also be retrofitted, However, because of the finely interlocking mechanics between the cabinet and the carriage, it requires precise work. Good manufacturers supply a corresponding drilling template for the extractor (1). The housing itself is screwed to the bottom of the body with six screws (2).
Railing systems create space.
Ready-made railing systems are expensive and limited in length, our self-developed variant costs only about 10 euros and is of any length. The basic element is a multiplex strip (beech) in cross section 30×50 mm, the one in the distance 40 mm long aluminum pole sections (6 mm) be used. Glue an additional aluminum rail to the upper edge of the wooden strip, the about 1 cm protrudes upwards. This way you can attach your railing to anything with an eyelet, as well as everything that has a catch, attach. You can get multiplex panels at the hardware store, however, with a minimum width of 10 cm. The cut up 5 cm width you have to do it yourself or have it done by a carpenter. You have to sand the edges clean.