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Any advice appreciated to understand problem and any ideas to fix. My kitchen has been installed and the plans said the worktop height would be 88.2. However on completion the height is 84 cm which is far too low. Kitchen planner and installers are blaming each other and I’m stuck in the middle. Both mentioned floor being uneven and floor tiles not covering the whole floor but no one mentioned anything that this would affect height. To fix the installers have said they can take out and try to raise higher but may ruin kitchen and we’d have to pay for the fix. Any suggestions ?
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