Kitchen Islands, White, drop leaf
★★★★☆ 4.3 out of 5 · 150 family reviews
- CollectionCabinets, Pantries & Islands
- LineKitchen Islands
- FinishWhite
- Family rating4.3 out of 5 from 150 reviews
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Is this island wide enough to keep two cooks from colliding, or narrow enough that your back door still opens? The drop leaf answers both: fold it down when you are alone at the stove, raise it when someone sets a bowl beside you to chop. White reads clean against tile or timber you already own.
The carton holds the anchors, and the sheet numbers the step. Level the feet first, then fix to the wall before a single plate goes in. The unit is flat pack, so you build it in the room where it will stand.
Anything here that stands on the floor with drawers, doors or shelves belongs anchored to the wall. The consumer safety commission launched its anchoring campaign in 2015 and reported ten years later that tip-over injuries and deaths had fallen by nearly half; the instruction behind that number is the one sentence above. An anchoring kit ships in the carton, the job takes about ten minutes with a drill and a stud finder, and it is the last step of the build rather than an optional extra.
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