LOO STORAGE - PART II

Oh My Days - you just couldn’t make it up!

How exactly does one ‘accidentally’ release a criminal awaiting deportation? I mean, I can understand how a scarlet sock might accidentally end up in the white wash especially if distracted by naughty kitties whilst emptying the laundry basket but this? Bring back Spitting Image as this scenario would make a cracking episode.

Naughty kitty?  Not me, I was asleep all the time

Whilst the incompetent numpties at Whitehall vote on whose arse deserves the biggest kicking, it’s back to snagging for us.

We’ve been a little luckier with the left-hand side of the toilet unit which as luck would have it has a gap that is approx. 200 mm wide, a universal size for small cabinets. Thank goodness for that.

Hurrah!  A standard sized gap to fill

But before counting chickens (one, two, three, five….) there’s the small task of finding a cabinet in a white gloss finish that will satisfy the following criteria – must be 200 mm wide and not break the bank.

What would we do without Ebay? After more trawling than the French fishing fleet, I eventually dredged up a listing for a white cabinet for around £50 which just happened to be 200 mm wide but taller than desired. Quick! Page the local doctor before they go on strike again. Open cabinet surgery needed for patient to fit neatly into the gap. Private treatment not an option.

Several cups of tea later – the ‘black hole’ has been plugged. Rachel take note.

Chopped down cabinet fits a treat

Ok so it’s a bit of a Frankenstein monster when looking from above but never fear, a solution is probably near. 

We've created a monster

Can’t have an uneven mish-mash of cobbled together units spoiling the overall effect of making our creature look like it’s part of a custom-built all-in-one storage solution. A small bit of worktop should do the trick.