DIY instructions

Before you assemble the cabinet, cut off 3 cm of the top of the back boarding to make a hole for the paper (A). Assemble the cabinet and fasten a narrow shelf (5 - 10 cm) 10 cm above the bottom of the cabinet, 2 cm from the back boarding, so that the paper can be pulled out from under the shelf and torn off along the lower front edge of the shelf (B). Place the exhaust hood over the open top of the cabinet so that it is in line with the front edge. On the back edge you fasten two angle irons to carry the paper roll. Each angle iron must have a hole near the end on one 'leg' for the bar (or pipe) that goes through the paper roll (C). Put the bar and the roll in place. If you use an exhaust hood with a charcoal filter, you need not connect it to a ventilation pipe.


Materials:
1 kitchen cabinet without door
1 shelf 10 x 57 x 1,5 cm 2 angle irons (with at least 18 cm 'legs')
1 aluminium bar (or pipe) 60 cm long, Ø 1 cm.
1 exhaust hood (cooking canopy)
1 roll of paper