we're thinking of buying one, but am a bit puzzled by the lack of space at the back for pipes etc. anyone have any experience of this?

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I have an ikea kitchen in my house, all you have to do is use the kickspace for services as opposed to the wasted space behind a normal kitchen . Not too hard when you forward plan a bit .

Nick

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Hi,

As the previous poster has said a bit of forward planning and it will be easy to utilise the kickspace, i have fitted a few ikea kitchens and found them to be just as good if not better quality than it's rivals

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