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Post by Deleted on Feb 23, 2016 21:48:37 GMT
If you don't find any just slip a slim cook book in the gap .... sorted! Are you mad ! You don't have to use it ....
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Post by djs on Feb 23, 2016 21:52:24 GMT
Strippy thingies that stick to shiny goods? ..... Curious, @spikeyfridge Is this a new hobby?
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Post by Deleted on Feb 23, 2016 21:56:44 GMT
It will be when I get my mysterious vape mail (hopefully tomorrow!) Until then, I'm fascinated by shower sealants ...
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Post by phatfil on Feb 23, 2016 22:15:24 GMT
Fraid not boss, those are door seals, mine is a straight strip that fills the gap between the side of the fridge and the cupboard it sits in, one strip either side. Ahh sorry i was looking for fridge door seals.. try looking with the word "trim" in your searches..
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Post by nanotm on Feb 24, 2016 1:14:17 GMT
GregI think they are some sort of in-fill so the age of the kitchen and who fitted it might help as to finding spares today. is the one missing /broken or just wont stay in place anymore ? is it possible to just remove the magnetic strip from the one that wont stick and replace just the magnetic strip possible ? can you not just superglue it back in place (assuming the problem is its lost its magnetism) if all else fails don't you have some spare magnets for mods that could be used to reattach it ?
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Post by charliehorse on Feb 24, 2016 12:17:51 GMT
Greg - hard to tell from the pics, but I take it seeing its magnetic that its hiding the gap between cabinet and some kind of kitchen appliance ? the magnetic side stuck to said appliance ? If so, might be worth checking if its supplied by the appliance manufacturer rather than a generic fitted kitchen item
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Post by Greg on Feb 24, 2016 12:36:54 GMT
Greg - hard to tell from the pics, but I take it seeing its magnetic that its hiding the gap between cabinet and some kind of kitchen appliance ? the magnetic side stuck to said appliance ? If so, might be worth checking if its supplied by the appliance manufacturer rather than a generic fitted kitchen item Yep that's exactly what it is and how it works. There's nothing wrong with the ones I have. I have a fridge and z freezer next to each other, pics are of the frieze. I've just replaced the fridge which had a different arrangement big the new fridge has gaps that would be filled perfectly using the same magnetic thingies I have on the freezer.
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Post by nanotm on Feb 24, 2016 14:44:14 GMT
Greg - hard to tell from the pics, but I take it seeing its magnetic that its hiding the gap between cabinet and some kind of kitchen appliance ? the magnetic side stuck to said appliance ? If so, might be worth checking if its supplied by the appliance manufacturer rather than a generic fitted kitchen item Yep that's exactly what it is and how it works. There's nothing wrong with the ones I have. I have a fridge and z freezer next to each other, pics are of the frieze. I've just replaced the fridge which had a different arrangement big the new fridge has gaps that would be filled perfectly using the same magnetic thingies I have on the freezer. do you know who supplied the original appliances for the fitted kitchen ? what your talking about sounds like the décor panels but only a few places still make them any more and most of them are in wood rather than size adjustable nylon
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Post by Greg on Feb 24, 2016 18:40:21 GMT
Yep that's exactly what it is and how it works. There's nothing wrong with the ones I have. I have a fridge and z freezer next to each other, pics are of the frieze. I've just replaced the fridge which had a different arrangement big the new fridge has gaps that would be filled perfectly using the same magnetic thingies I have on the freezer. do you know who supplied the original appliances for the fitted kitchen ? what your talking about sounds like the décor panels but only a few places still make them any more and most of them are in wood rather than size adjustable nylon I don't im afraid, I inherited them. however I have found a white goods forum they might know
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