Small U shaped Kitchen for sale suit tiny type home or bus conversion.
Selling this cute kitchen bench unit. Otaki area It’s cream with timber trim.
Floor to bench top height 900mm
Right hand side of sink bench 600mm deep x 1300mm long
Middle Sink bench top 600mm deep x 2010mm long
Left hand bench top 500mm deep plus 300mm attachable breakfast bar x 2165mm long
Breakfast bar current height 1100mm
Total width of kitchen without breakfast bar 2010mm
All great used condition with slight damage to top inside of one drawer as in photos and 10cm of the trim needs a touch of glue on top of a door under sink bench. All hinges, smooth roll draw guides and magnetic door closures perfect condition.
Complete with ss sink/drain top and what looks like fixture for insinkarator.
No appliances sorry, but the oven is advertised separately all electric $100, great condition, just needs new set of door sealer rubbers.
Ideally removal asap is desired. Will start removal - gently - not too sure how far will get, update tomorrow.
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