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The rules are different under Scottish regs.  We have to provide a "circulation space" of either a 1500mm diameter circle or a 1400mm by 1800mm elipse in a kitchen.   That effectively means two opposing runs of kitchen units cannot be less than 1400mm apart.

 

No doubt the English building regs are different, that is where you have to look.

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You see Russ, two Jocks, each wearing a kilt have to be able to dance a Highland Fling in the kitchen..... no need daan sarf is there?

The circulation refers to the arc described by a sporran when it's flinging, mate. I mean just imagine what would happen if two  sporrans collided at speed.

 

Phwaarrrr, don't bear finkin abaart does it?

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3 hours ago, AnonymousBosch said:

arc described by a sporran when it's flinging, mate

Sorry I though it was the diameter circumscribed by the hem of the kilt when spinning just before a radians / second rate is reached that would allow an average height person standing at a swooning distance, normally considered 2m, to confirm just what it actually worn under the kilt. I could draw A diagram...9_9

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