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Still a work in progress, it's taken 3 weeks but fairly pleased with the result so far.
I've had some guidance from the father-in-law (who also helped with the worktops) but everything else is my own work. Apologies for the picture quality on some photos.

Looking good

Is that a case of Stella in the fourth pic?..

Gadget wrote:Is that a case of Stella in the fourth pic?..

Well spotted, Gadget. And a case of Bud, too.
Must be to christen the new kitchen when completed, or just to keep the workers happy on Fridays.

dave

Looking great

I don't like to see so much stuff on the worktop during the construction stages; there's always dust and grit around and with one little nudge of a box or whatever you've got a scratched top.

I usually cover the worktops with the cardboard boxes the flat pack units come in. If the units are already assembled I use a few dust sheets. I must admit, I loathe high gloss worktops though. Always seem to pick up at least one slight scratch.

Looks alright from here. Same as the others about putting stuff on work tops......................tell your father in law off lol.