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sourstix
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 Sun, Jul 19 2015, 7:37 pm
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I had a corner, but I did not hate it. I really couldnt reach alot of stuff except the first shelf.and not too deap either. I couldnt clean in back either. but I managed. I didnt hate it though I did like my kitchen. today I dont have a corner and I am happier. though I have a problem with my corner cabinet I still cant reach more then the first shelf and not deap anyway, the second one forget about it. so I guess for my height it will always be a problem. I put lazy suzans there so it helps somewhat. cant have everything.
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amother
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Sun, Jul 19 2015, 7:59 pm
| sourstix wrote: | | I had a corner, but I did not hate it. I really couldnt reach alot of stuff except the first shelf.and not too deap either. I couldnt clean in back either. but I managed. I didnt hate it though I did like my kitchen. today I dont have a corner and I am happier. though I have a problem with my corner cabinet I still cant reach more then the first shelf and not deap anyway, the second one forget about it. so I guess for my height it will always be a problem. I put lazy suzans there so it helps somewhat. cant have everything. |
Isnt the best reason to put the sinks in the corner because corner cabinets are not that great for storage access a n y h o w because of the depth, and sinks fill those cabinets with pipes, in the under the sink cabinet? So youre taking a problem area and putting your pipes there.
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saw50st8
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Sun, Jul 19 2015, 8:32 pm
I like my corner sinks. We have 2 dishwashers and use them 99% of the time, so our sinks are more to store extra dirty dishes until we can rerun the next load :-)
All things being equal, if I had a huge kitchen and space wasn't a premium, I wouldn't put the sinks in the corner. But if your space is limited, it's a great use of space. I wouldn't put a cooktop next to the sink though.
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mommyhood
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Sun, Jul 19 2015, 8:56 pm
| amother wrote: | Is this what you mean, a rack for drying dishes? If yes, you can get this telescoping dish rack for about $20. online and use it for any sink.
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No, not like that. It's a Franke brand sink but I can't find the model. It goes in slightly halfway up the sink so you can put a rack like the type you put at the bottom of a sink higher up and use that for pareve. he rack goes across the entire sink not just a part.
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MiracleMama
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Sun, Jul 19 2015, 9:57 pm
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I'm renting a house now with a corner sink. It would be great if only they had been smarter about the placement of the dishwasher. When I open the dishwasher I can't stand at the sink anymore.
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mommyla
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Sun, Jul 19 2015, 10:32 pm
| mommyhood wrote: | | No, not like that. It's a Franke brand sink but I can't find the model. It goes in slightly halfway up the sink so you can put a rack like the type you put at the bottom of a sink higher up and use that for pareve. he rack goes across the entire sink not just a part. |
It's this:
There are several Franke sinks like this, with an integral ledge. You rest a rack on the ledge so that you can have two "layers" of dishes on top of each other but not touching.
I personally hated my corner sink and I can't imagine having a D-shaped sink, I find them impractical.
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