Hi all, when replacing a kitchen and floor, do you install the kitchen on the subfloor then put your floor in (I’m doing engineered timber boards)? And accept that the bench will be a bit lower?
Or flooring first?
Or on the subfloor and build up the bottom of the benches a bit?
Sorry if it’s a silly question!
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