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For Mrs Glynn the most important element was a new kitchen! |
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The existing was dark and inefficiently laid out. By knocking down the external pantry and opening the wall up with the use of steelwork, glass French doors were able to be used to brighten up the room and allow access into the new orangery. | 
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The original peninsular units cut the kitchen in 2 causing a very inconvenient walk around. By swinging the new units by 90º a direct route to the Orangery was achieved and allowed easy access to the whole room. | 
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