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Fitting a magic corner ***VAUTH-SAGEL VS COR FLEX*** Kitchen fitting UK
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- čas přidán 24. 09. 2022
- A short video showing how quick and easy it is to fit a VAUTH-SAGEL COR FLEX magic corner into a 1000mm wide corner base carcase.
Metric adjustable spanner lol,your videos are great del love watching them over and over keep up the great work you do
Not everyone picks up those little funny bits Chris😆and thank you for your lovely comment 🤩Cheers
I'm always impressed with these types of systems like pull -out larders, magic corners, LeMans corner units. Especially from Blum, Kassebohme, Hafele,etc. They just work.
Good video.
As with most things John, you get what you pay for, and these magic corners are top notch👍Thanks for watching😎Cheers
That is brilliant - much better than the merry-go- round you get for most corner cupboards.
Its pricey Steve, but you get what you pay for👍Cheers
You have obviously fitted a few of these Del. Top job👏👏
They are VERY easy to fit to fair Mark👍Thanks for watching😎Cheers
geat piece of kit...hve fitted two of these units now both that attach to the door itself, really easy to install the intructions are spot on...
I think that's where these, more expensive, units come into their own Arthur👊Cheers
@@thetallcarpenter True you get what you pay for
Job well done big guy, Very nicely executed,
Cheers Charranjit🤩Thanks for watching fella👍
Good stuff Del, it’s like everything else, once you got one under your belt there not too hard to fit. Well explained once again Del. Thanks
These are the easiest ones I've ever fitted Jerry💪They really have done everything for you👍Thanks for watching and have a good week 😎 Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter you too Del. Thanks again.
That magic corner is miles better than the kidney corner system, you can get alot more stored in the one you fitted! Quite impressed by it.
These are superior to the kidney type ones Bradley, but anything is better than just leaving the unit with just a shelf in it👊Thanks for watching😎Cheers Del
Great job. I am going to look into getting one of these corner shelves for my new house. 👍
Great bits of kit Jim👊Cheers Del
Fantastic video Del !!!! Thanks
Have a good week Michael🤩Thanks for watching
Top job as ever, looks a good system, ideal for someone like me with rediculously long legs so getting anything out of base cabinets involves sitting on the floor 👍
I feel your pain Gareth😵Thanks for watching😎Cheers Del
What a brilliant system! For what is often unused or poorly used space!
Type of job id have sweated over knowing it was coming up, ends up being 15 minutes on the first one and progressively faster every time 😂
F you anxiety and lack of confidence! 😜😂😂
I know what you mean bud, and we can sometimes be our own worst enemy in building things up to be worse in our heads than they actually are🤯Thanks for your comment😎Cheers Del
Nice . I've not fitted one like that yet but sure i will soon Great job Dell as always matie
It's a real treat to fit Mark👊Thanks for your comment 😎 Cheers Del
Never seen one of them. It was always, and still is out here, the dead corner you put stuff you don't use often. They may be down the slightly more advanced end of Australia in Melbourne or Sydney. But Queensland. Maybe ten to twenty years time. It is a bit of a time warp. Over the last 24 years all sorts of things have appeared that were common place in the UK before I left. Or I watch on videos like yours and then many years later you see. Amazing new product. Knowing full well everyone else has moved on.
Yeah, space is too precious to leave that corner dead of awkward to use, so these corner solutions are very popular👍Thanks for your comment bud😎Cheers
Nice bit of kit 👌
Its also a treat to fit Paddy🤘Thanks for watching😎Cheers
I’ve only got my dad’s old imperial adjustable spanner and of course it doesn’t get used much these days so I must get one of these new metric ones 😉 🔧
I think they do a metric conversion kit for the imperial ones Iain😜Thanks for your comment😎Cheers Del
I'll have to get one of those metric adjustable spanners.
You're best of buying them in a set Tomo🤔You get a metric one AND an imperial one🤣
Great work and Video 👍
Where did you purchase the Magic Corner VAUTH-SAGEL VS COR FLEX?
Hi there🖐The kitchen company supplied the bin🤔Cheers Del
Very impressive Del compared to the old style of Chrome basket unit 👍🇮🇪☘️👋😁
They certainly are John👊Have a good week bud😎Cheers
Lovely clear video, but I think it demonstrated that its an over engineered idea that actually does not give much of the lost space back to the user. The device does not go to the far end of the unit, and the area it does extend to, is lost by the mechanics of the centre post and frame. Its a shame that it cant fulfill its task.
Hi there🖐I do partly agree with you, but I can see why it exists, but for its cost I'm not sure it's worth it🤔Cheers Del
Nice, Del. No outrageous price wise. I look at another German brand quoted £1800, I did ask if it fitted itself. 32kg weight capacity too.
I have a kitchen where the doors fit in the face frame, it would not give the opening required, standard kitchen good option 👍🏻
Hi Doug🖐Like you say, these can be VERY expensive😬Not so sure about options for in frame units though🤔Thanks for watching😎Cheers
If you really want to fit one you can potentially cut the frame out and attach it to the door thus creating a false frame and giving the clearance. Thin ply / mdf / etc on the back and within the opening of the cabinet or possibly, if the frame comes apart, dowels in the edge.
@@richardjames3121 nice idea but still would not give enough clearance as he doors have handles on them which would also limit opening. Corner units are generally a compromise, I don’t think this one will work for me. This is a replacement of worn unit rather than new.
Wow I need to get myself a metric adjustable spanner 🤣 👍
I got it as part of a set🤔It came with a left-handed screwdriver😆Thanks for watching😎Cheers
Metric adjustable spanner 😂. A quality Dad joke!!!
I see you came for the carpentry and stayed for the comedy😆Thanks for watching👍Cheers Del
German engineering, hard to beat it
They certainly know how to make this kind of stuff bud👊Cheers Del
An awful lot of hardware instead of two shelves, but it saves getting down on your knees!
You're right, and certainly a lot more money than a couple of chipboard shelves, but also a lot more useful👊Thanks for watching😎Cheers Del
A metric adjustable spanner ??
How would you rate this compared to the Hafele equibalent ?
Hi Paul🖐 Hafele do amazing kits too, and I think it all comes down to how quick/simple they are to install, and the VS stuff really is nice and easy to fit👊Cheers Del
Do you think I’d be able to find an imperial adjustable spanner?
All the imperial adjustable spanners I've seen have always been left-handed😜Cheers Del
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Cheers Pete🤩
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🤩🤘😎Cheers bud
Always triple check the templates! Several times I've had sinks and hobs with completely wrong ones which is potential disaster.
I couldn't agree more Richard👍Only takes a few moments, and prevent a disaster like you say😬Cheers Del
Nuts and bolts qualifies as mechanical engineering. Should have charged PhD rates Del Boy.
I wonder if Id get away with it with my customers David😆 Cheers Del
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Cheers😎Del
It's a stupid use of money and space. If you make 3 regular drawers for the entire width and depth, they will take in more than this whole system.
Hi there🖐How will the drawers work around the corner🤔
@@thetallcarpenter They won't. There you can make a pantry to store dishes for the "new year", or hide schnapps from your spouse)) . The meaning of my message is that there is always so little useful space in these beautiful and fashionable accessories that they cease to make sense when making simple boxes of maximum size.
@@user-si3xt6cn2q I think it demonstrated that its an over engineered idea that actually does not give much of the lost space back to the user. The device does not go to the far end of the unit, and the area it does extend to, is lost by the mechanics of the centre post and frame. Its a shame that it cant fulfill its task.