Brilliant peice of kit. Got this installed 5 years ago. Holds pots pans and all the heavy stuff. Great way of utilizing lower corner space. Saves your back as well. 👍
I do not know how much it costs around the world, but in Poland I consider it most overpriced thing you can have in kitchen! This has only sense if any of those 2 are happening: 1. kitchen is so small that this corner MUST be used for easy-access 2. you can afford this without problem At the end gain is maybe 50% of actual volume of this cabinet!
10 years ago they cost $1,000. Definitely worth it. These have since been replaced by a system that takes advantage of using the entire interior of this cabinet
@@Bell207B try understanding sarcasm. You have an answer for everything don't you... and if you really want to go down that road...A. I don't believe you've ever vacuumed out a corner cabinet. B. That's actually a case for not having them at all.
@@helenabertolini6297 I did not personally have a store. I was a kitchen designer for all three major Big Box home centers in the USA. 6 years for the first Big Box, 4 years for the next and 15 for the last. Started in 1988. Retired in 2014. The company we sold this by was "Rev-a-Shelf" They sold aftermarket parts to dress out kitchen cabinets. I sold American Woodmark, Kraftmaid, Diamond, and some Unfiished and RTA stuff.
I’ve been selling these to customer for years. They rarely ever fail and they perform very well. Contact Hafele America for a certified installer or dealer near you.
I've got one of these. I wouldnt say it's the last word in efficient storage (a lot of space is unused) but it really makes accessing my cooking pans so much easier.
It's supposed to be easy access and efficient use of the otherwise dead space... not maximizing with limited access. What's your alternative, is it comparable in access with more utilized space?
@@livium2514the alternative is to use all the dead space - by getting on your hand and knees, pulling everything out that pulls straight out, then reaching around the corner and pulling out the stuff that's in front of the stuff in the very back, and then finally getting that lid for the one Tupperware that doesn't share lids with the 30pc set of Tupperware that you got at Costco but you had to use your phone camera to see around the corner because the last time you stuck your neck in without stretching and regretted it. Then you put everything back in and toss that one Tupperware.
You get the best of both worlds where most of that cabinet is unused, but then something will fall off the shelf right at the back and you have to twist around the shelves to climb in and find it.
I would argue it is MORE effieint use of the space. I have a space like this without one of these shelves. It ends up a jumbled mess of containers, which causes me crawling halfway inside to search for containers for longer than I should need. Having one of these would allow me to pull it out and find the item almost immediately. So aside from filling the space with clutter than you never see, I don't see this as losing space or efficiency.
Wonderful work, I admire anyone that has cabinet maker skills and these handy little items aren’t cheap anymore but they make your cabinet more functional.
Oh, yes! I created one of these 7 years ago when I moved into our 1955 house that we purchased from the original owner. It was owned by the trust left to the surviving children and they threw in the original (aftermarket) GE Liberator Electric Range Double Oven, so I moved it to the adjacent 90° wall which created a blind corner but my similar creation added storage and convenience to the kitchen. Thanks for sharing.
One problem...cant see the connection below the shelves...incomplete video but BRILLUANT CONCEPT. Please nake another one with more views under and fixtures
@@herbertstolz2591they are studs ond the bottom of the shelf, that fit on the swing arm. You can literally see the nylon bushing, and him pushing the shelfs down to a click.
I have a similar setup. I love it for my mixing bowls, plastic containers, beater, etc. Before I put those in, I couldn't really use that space and had to get a flashlight out to find things that got pushed back in the deep corner. Highly recommend this type of thing. This is nice b/c it pulls out. Mine is a double turning racks.
Yup I'm considering some for under my sink, it's the opposite of the vid cabinet and yes I use a torch too, thankfully the system at the moment is Bulk(accessible by scoop) and products of less use go to the back, lmao, still feel like I'm climbing in tho🤣🤣🤣
As a bespoke kitchen manufacturer these mechanisms absolutely crap. In reality these are all looks zero quality therefore quality cause issues in the swing accessibility and the storage is absolutely appalling. If you want quality hardware with more functionality request Blum. Blum is the only renowned hardware / mechanism company in the world. Other brands are just cheap rubbish knockoffs.
I have these. They're excellent! The most efficient use of dead space. They're a couple years now in holding large cat iron pots and working flawlessly.
Congratulations! You now have about 60% of your space utilized. We just use wire mesh baskets on tiny stick on ball bearing rollers. Just roll them out, get what you want, roll them back in. Don’t have to get on your hands and knees.
And you lose access to that corner space. Only way to get all of that space would be to get on your hands and knees and contort yourself to get the back corner.
Kesseböhmer LeMans II is simply the best blind corner optimizer out of all versions available on the market (as long as you don't stick a drawer over it, like some cabinet shops do).
I can't tell you how many times I cursed my blind cabinets when I had them. I wish we had these shelves when I was younger. Now I'm in my 60's every cabinet is either deep drawers or have pull outs. I never stored food in blind cabinets btw. strictly for appliances and seasonal items.
I get what's done here. But so much space is lost that it becomes useless. What fits on the shelves can be stored closer to the door on two regular shelves.
That's a good point, I'd never thought of it that way, but you are right about everything that would fit on the pull-out shelf would all fit on the shelf space at the door end of the cabinet.
I see they've put a little fence around, but I still envision pans falling off as you pull the shelves out and blocking them from going back in. But users say they're fab.
Installed a variation of this for a friend. It cut storage to half, or less. I like mine better. It's just a pull out giving access to to the blind corner, and two drawers that pull out into the area opened by pulling the pullout out. My other blind corner has a Susan with storage on both sides for large breadboards and cookie sheets. Only about one square foot is lost.
Ihr baut alles aus Speerholz. In Germany bauen wir die Küchenmöbel hauptsächlich aus Kunststoffbeschichteter Spanplatte. Die Schränke sind innen somit sauberer und pflegeleichter. Wir bauen fast alles mit fertiger Oberfläche und an der Baustelle wir nur noch aufgebaut. Eure Art Einbauschränke zu bauen ist aber auch sehr gut, einiges gefällt mir außerordentlich gut.
The best solution for a corner cabinet I have seen is, mechanical stuff and installation. Curved corner for the kitchen in those areas, mini-vator that allows it to rise up to the hip height. I htink that is best for the shelf, since it can all be contained... Teh shelves look like a pain to clean the bottom. WHislt the other ones they cna be kept clean.... so... yeha.
Gute arbeit echtholz küche hab ich auch einmal gebaut, das war meine allererste Einbauküche nach Maß, der Nachmieter hat sie bei meinem umzug mir abgekauft.als ich meine neue wohnung die noch im bau war besichtigte nahm ich messwerkzeug mit um mir mein Aufmaß zu erstellen, so fertigte ich mir in meinem keller schon mal meine zweite Einbauküche aus voll Holz. Als sie fertig war hab ich sie lackiert innen weiß und außen in verschiedenen Pastellfarben wie man es in deen 50ern hatte die beschläge hatte ich von einem laden der uralte beschläge hatte.die arbeitsplatte wurde für spühlbecken kochfeld und für versenkbare geräte ausgeschnitten.da ich die küchengeräte vom flohmärkten hatte wurden diese von mir komplett zerlegt,gereinigt und restauriert. Da kamen alle kaber raus und wurden gegeen neue ersetzt und die gehäuse hab ich neu lackiert und alles edelstahl und Aluminium wurde poliert. Auch meine neuen vintage geräte bekamen eine lackierung die der damaligen zeit entsprachen. Als ich wieder umzog verkaufte ich auch diese küche an den vermieter, da gehörte ein tresen im 50er style und vier barhocker 50er style und der boden war pvc schwarz weiß Schachbrett muster.der hat nach meinem umzug diese wohnung selbst bezogen und die andere wohnung gab er seiner Tochter.solche möbel sind wenn sie jemand gebaut hat der es auch kannte Handwerklich viel mehr wert als eine Nobilia küche die aus preßholzplatten gefertigt sind.ich spiele wieder mit dem gedankenmir eine zu bauen.
Looks like a much better solution than the typical lazy susan in the corner. Also looks like it would be easier to retrieve items that fall off back in the corner
I have on of these spinning pot things in my corner counter, never ever have I spun that thing 😂 I still get on the ground and search for the right pan.
They are ok. They waste a lot of the cabinet and unless the mechanism is strong the shelves will sag. Things also fall out of the shelves and either block the movement or get lost in the back corner
So simple easy compared with a lazy Susan I had. To find a center take me 1 h for Install. Good thing is this designer don’t need the folding corner door
@@Robyrob7771 I've seen a blind corner unit that pulls the first section out as you open the door, when you continue to open the door the entire interior of the blind cabinet is OUTSIDE of the cabinet with unfettered access to all shelving, it is the ultimate in space saving! You don't pull any shelves- the opening of the door does all of the work!
I love the idea But I also think that the spaces that are now Unused- Add up to be even more than the spaces that are useable. Soo, just for convenience sake I’m not sure I would Ever do this again in my cabinet
Lol Don't worry, be happy! I have a lower corner cabinet, It is only accessible by way of the kitchen sink cabinet. It is 90% unused space. I am constantly trying to think of how to utilize that space. even this system won't work with my situation due to the drain pipes.
Having been a kitchen designer/salesman for 12 years, I can safely say that these carousels are a waste of space (and money). Virtually all of us have kitchen items that are very rarely used. Store them in corners of these units and use all the available space.
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Brilliant peice of kit. Got this installed 5 years ago. Holds pots pans and all the heavy stuff. Great way of utilizing lower corner space. Saves your back as well. 👍
I do not know how much it costs around the world, but in Poland I consider it most overpriced thing you can have in kitchen!
This has only sense if any of those 2 are happening:
1. kitchen is so small that this corner MUST be used for easy-access
2. you can afford this without problem
At the end gain is maybe 50% of actual volume of this cabinet!
£158 Amazon UK
@@Ishouldknow1 Then cheaper then in Leroy Merlin in Poland ;)
Not including fitting. However if your going to fit a new kitchen for £5000 it's relatively a small amount.
10 years ago they cost $1,000. Definitely worth it. These have since been replaced by a system that takes advantage of using the entire interior of this cabinet
No matter how advanced these get you'll always end up with rice, beans and Cheerios in the corners of your cabinet.
Try better containers and regular house cleaning? Vacuum cleaners have a purpose?
@@Bell207B try understanding sarcasm.
You have an answer for everything don't you...
and if you really want to go down that road...A. I don't believe you've ever vacuumed out a corner cabinet.
B. That's actually a case for not having them at all.
To jest system na naczynia kuchenne a nie produkty z 🤣
Who keeps food in these I have always thought under cabinet should be utility devices like blenders bowls shredders mixers
@@MrDsturman ideally.... as a remodeling contractor I've torn out plenty of these units.... Always the filthiest cabinet in the kitchen.
25 years as a kitchen designer here. For years we sold this product from another company. This one is WELL made!!
🙌
Qual cidade , você tem loja ?
@@helenabertolini6297 I did not personally have a store. I was a kitchen designer for all three major Big Box home centers in the USA. 6 years for the first Big Box, 4 years for the next and 15 for the last. Started in 1988. Retired in 2014. The company we sold this by was "Rev-a-Shelf" They sold aftermarket parts to dress out kitchen cabinets. I sold American Woodmark, Kraftmaid, Diamond, and some Unfiished and RTA stuff.
Please lord above.
Don’t let my wife see this video
Wanderful!😮
Just told her. Sorry.😅
She invented that!
😂😂😂
I know, this guy had the luxury of no countertop and clean unit. We’re all praying for you buddy 😂😂
Very nice 👍 I would love some of these shelves/cabinets in my kitchen 😃 absolutely ingenious 👍
Your not going to love when it Fails. They do often
I’ve been selling these to customer for years. They rarely ever fail and they perform very well. Contact Hafele America for a certified installer or dealer near you.
I would a handyman like him.(crafy)
We have had one for about ten years, it is brilliant, wouldn't be without it.
Where could I buy those hinges and how they name it. Thanks
@@jesusortiz6842 any kitchen fitting company could help you, ask for a le-mans storage system.
@jesusortiz6842 It says "Blind corner shelf" right there.
I've got one of these. I wouldnt say it's the last word in efficient storage (a lot of space is unused) but it really makes accessing my cooking pans so much easier.
It's supposed to be easy access and efficient use of the otherwise dead space... not maximizing with limited access. What's your alternative, is it comparable in access with more utilized space?
@@livium2514the alternative is to use all the dead space - by getting on your hand and knees, pulling everything out that pulls straight out, then reaching around the corner and pulling out the stuff that's in front of the stuff in the very back, and then finally getting that lid for the one Tupperware that doesn't share lids with the 30pc set of Tupperware that you got at Costco but you had to use your phone camera to see around the corner because the last time you stuck your neck in without stretching and regretted it.
Then you put everything back in and toss that one Tupperware.
🤣🤣🤣!!!@@FirstLast-my6ke
You get the best of both worlds where most of that cabinet is unused, but then something will fall off the shelf right at the back and you have to twist around the shelves to climb in and find it.
I would argue it is MORE effieint use of the space. I have a space like this without one of these shelves. It ends up a jumbled mess of containers, which causes me crawling halfway inside to search for containers for longer than I should need. Having one of these would allow me to pull it out and find the item almost immediately.
So aside from filling the space with clutter than you never see, I don't see this as losing space or efficiency.
Wonderful work, I admire anyone that has cabinet maker skills and these handy little items aren’t cheap anymore but they make your cabinet more functional.
Oh, yes! I created one of these 7 years ago when I moved into our 1955 house that we purchased from the original owner. It was owned by the trust left to the surviving children and they threw in the original (aftermarket) GE Liberator Electric Range Double Oven, so I moved it to the adjacent 90° wall which created a blind corner but my similar creation added storage and convenience to the kitchen. Thanks for sharing.
One problem...cant see the connection below the shelves...incomplete video but BRILLUANT CONCEPT. Please nake another one with more views under and fixtures
@@herbertstolz2591they are studs ond the bottom of the shelf, that fit on the swing arm. You can literally see the nylon bushing, and him pushing the shelfs down to a click.
I have a similar setup. I love it for my mixing bowls, plastic containers, beater, etc. Before I put those in, I couldn't really use that space and had to get a flashlight out to find things that got pushed back in the deep corner. Highly recommend this type of thing. This is nice b/c it pulls out. Mine is a double turning racks.
Yup I'm considering some for under my sink, it's the opposite of the vid cabinet and yes I use a torch too, thankfully the system at the moment is Bulk(accessible by scoop) and products of less use go to the back, lmao, still feel like I'm climbing in tho🤣🤣🤣
THAT ❤ MY FRIEND IS GENIUS!! MY BLESSING YOU SELL MANY!! 💯
As a bespoke kitchen manufacturer these mechanisms absolutely crap. In reality these are all looks zero quality therefore quality cause issues in the swing accessibility and the storage is absolutely appalling. If you want quality hardware with more functionality request Blum.
Blum is the only renowned hardware / mechanism company in the world. Other brands are just cheap rubbish knockoffs.
At last, after generations passed, we know we’ve at least conquered something thought unstoppable! And by method so inspirational!
I have these. They're excellent! The most efficient use of dead space. They're a couple years now in holding large cat iron pots and working flawlessly.
Installed a set about 10 years ago. Brilliant design!
Ok, I love this concept!
Pray nothing breaks in the future. What a paint to repair.
Huh?
Unsnap the shelf, fix the bracket, replace the shelf.
The engineering behind the way those arms attach is ingenuous!
Ai did that
@@waltersanchez6982 how? could you explain? what tools
or your very basic. which do you think is more likely?
I like it . This gives access to a vast amount of space .❤
Does it though?
@@kg4lod
Certainly better than crawling into the cabinet to find lost items.
Especially in smaller, older homes
Man is such a wonderful creation by GOD!!
I've never seen anything like this before. Thanks.
Congratulations! You now have about 60% of your space utilized. We just use wire mesh baskets on tiny stick on ball bearing rollers. Just roll them out, get what you want, roll them back in. Don’t have to get on your hands and knees.
And you lose access to that corner space. Only way to get all of that space would be to get on your hands and knees and contort yourself to get the back corner.
Waiting for the debate can you send links to both
Can you post a video of that?
OMG, I have to get this for my wife. She is a traditional wife who is the master of the kitchen and this would make her happy.
Kesseböhmer LeMans II is simply the best blind corner optimizer out of all versions available on the market (as long as you don't stick a drawer over it, like some cabinet shops do).
I can't tell you how many times I cursed my blind cabinets when I had them. I wish we had these shelves when I was younger. Now I'm in my 60's every cabinet is either deep drawers or have pull outs. I never stored food in blind cabinets btw. strictly for appliances and seasonal items.
I get what's done here. But so much space is lost that it becomes useless. What fits on the shelves can be stored closer to the door on two regular shelves.
Accessibility is the advantage...
BS. I have big corner shelves like that and they are so useless.
That's a good point, I'd never thought of it that way, but you are right about everything that would fit on the pull-out shelf would all fit on the shelf space at the door end of the cabinet.
I see they've put a little fence around, but I still envision pans falling off as you pull the shelves out and blocking them from going back in. But users say they're fab.
Fantastic idea. When you get older one would really appreciate this.
Amazing!! It's a necessity. Every household should have one.
Outstanding workmanship..quality..and American.
Installed a variation of this for a friend. It cut storage to half, or less.
I like mine better. It's just a pull out giving access to to the blind corner, and two drawers that pull out into the area opened by pulling the pullout out.
My other blind corner has a Susan with storage on both sides for large breadboards and cookie sheets. Only about one square foot is lost.
Wow, that's a great idea
I did a set of these last week. The template was fantastic. I installed everything before I put the back on the cabinet however.
Looks great....truly smooth.....reality.....requires a 48" cabinet.....plus 5 years ago ....$400 dollars "each" shelf...😢...
More like $180 for two shelves from Amazon. I just looked it up.
Vevor sells these, about $200
I have these,absolutely brilliant.❤
Ihr baut alles aus Speerholz. In Germany bauen wir die Küchenmöbel hauptsächlich aus Kunststoffbeschichteter Spanplatte. Die Schränke sind innen somit sauberer und pflegeleichter. Wir bauen fast alles mit fertiger Oberfläche und an der Baustelle wir nur noch aufgebaut. Eure Art Einbauschränke zu bauen ist aber auch sehr gut, einiges gefällt mir außerordentlich gut.
Wow that's awesome, I am impressed
Just like 1950's all over again for 2024.. Definitely a win in my book
Yo the way it retracts at the end and slow glides back in made me shudder😢 so nice
Absolutely Marvelous❤
The best solution for a corner cabinet I have seen is, mechanical stuff and installation. Curved corner for the kitchen in those areas, mini-vator that allows it to rise up to the hip height. I htink that is best for the shelf, since it can all be contained... Teh shelves look like a pain to clean the bottom. WHislt the other ones they cna be kept clean.... so... yeha.
Wow such a good design 👏👏👏
Gute arbeit echtholz küche hab ich auch einmal gebaut, das war meine allererste Einbauküche nach Maß, der Nachmieter hat sie bei meinem umzug mir abgekauft.als ich meine neue wohnung die noch im bau war besichtigte nahm ich messwerkzeug mit um mir mein Aufmaß zu erstellen, so fertigte ich mir in meinem keller schon mal meine zweite Einbauküche aus voll Holz. Als sie fertig war hab ich sie lackiert innen weiß und außen in verschiedenen Pastellfarben wie man es in deen 50ern hatte die beschläge hatte ich von einem laden der uralte beschläge hatte.die arbeitsplatte wurde für spühlbecken kochfeld und für versenkbare geräte ausgeschnitten.da ich die küchengeräte vom flohmärkten hatte wurden diese von mir komplett zerlegt,gereinigt und restauriert.
Da kamen alle kaber raus und wurden gegeen neue ersetzt und die gehäuse hab ich neu lackiert und alles edelstahl und Aluminium wurde poliert. Auch meine neuen vintage geräte bekamen eine lackierung die der damaligen zeit entsprachen.
Als ich wieder umzog verkaufte ich auch diese küche an den vermieter, da gehörte ein tresen im 50er style und vier barhocker 50er style und der boden war pvc schwarz weiß Schachbrett muster.der hat nach meinem umzug diese wohnung selbst bezogen und die andere wohnung gab er seiner Tochter.solche möbel sind wenn sie jemand gebaut hat der es auch kannte Handwerklich viel mehr wert als eine Nobilia küche die aus preßholzplatten gefertigt sind.ich spiele wieder mit dem gedankenmir eine zu bauen.
Excelente mecanismo para usar en gabinete para cocinas oficinas cuartos bien bueno gracias por compartirlo
That is so cool! I need that in my house. It sure looks helpful .
That's very nice craftsmanship
Looks like a much better solution than the typical lazy susan in the corner. Also looks like it would be easier to retrieve items that fall off back in the corner
Very simple 👌 idea Very genius
Ahhh Lemans, the space waster 2000
Concept is good. But the amount of space you don’t use with it is poopy. It’s probably 50% of the storage in that cabinet to unusable space.
@@waldowaggins Space vs usable space. There is more space in the cabinet, but it often goes unused because access is limited.
I have on of these spinning pot things in my corner counter, never ever have I spun that thing 😂 I still get on the ground and search for the right pan.
Its great for people with disabilities. I have pull out baskets. ❤it
Excellent job, God Bless
They are ok. They waste a lot of the cabinet and unless the mechanism is strong the shelves will sag. Things also fall out of the shelves and either block the movement or get lost in the back corner
We installed ours 16 years ago from Wickes UK and have been trouble free ever since, I expect they will outlast us,
I had to install a set of theses a few years ago the hardest part was making sure the shelf size fit the opening?... Man I got lucky...
Wow! You know what you are doing!❤
VERY NICE
I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE SOMETHING LIKE THIS !!!
GOOD WORK 👍
Beautiful piece of engineering!
that is absolutely a fantastic idea
Love it if cabinet makers added a contact to your product that would be a boost to both of you.
Excelente video gracias por compartir
I have a space like that.. I was thinking of a wine cooler out to the other room in that Pocket
Nice job I like it now recut your shelves to get the maximum you can😊
Holey schmoley, great assembly skills..
I didn’t even know it was called a lemans til a cabinet maker was over one day and saw it. I was calling it the peanut lol
I'm sure it will hold weight but the load bearing or the cabinet wall might give.
Awesome, I'd like this in our house.
Epic lazy Susan’s !!! Very cool
Very clever but I'm sure the shelves could be made a tad larger to use more of the space available
This is made to be universal to some extent so it can only be so space efficient.
Taller sides would prevent items from falling in to the back and blocking the movable shelves from retracting in to the cabnet....
Best corner solution ever.
🙌🙌
So simple easy compared with a lazy Susan I had. To find a center take me 1 h for Install. Good thing is this designer don’t need the folding corner door
Absolutely brilliant use of dead space
This is awesome for the pots and pans!
That is totally sweet! Good job
You are the man ,,,👍
Superbe idée...!! Bravo ! :) ;)
My tiny galley kitchen will never know the joy…
Looks like he is very skilled 😊
Damn, that would have been nice to know about for my my kitchen rebuild in the last house.
If you have the space these are the best plan them in every corner
Beautiful. Great job man
I’m getting this for our kitchen remodel!
There are better units out there.
@@larrydaniels6532
Like…???
@@Robyrob7771 I've seen a blind corner unit that pulls the first section out as you open the door, when you continue to open the door the entire interior of the blind cabinet is OUTSIDE of the cabinet with unfettered access to all shelving, it is the ultimate in space saving! You don't pull any shelves- the opening of the door does all of the work!
Hours of Enjoyment for the Cats!
Nice mechanism conveniently stack away
Dang that is really nice!!!
Karigari ko salaam mere Bhai ❤
My Dad and I had put a few of them in for people. The turn plates were the first, then these. Putting the doors on, that’s a little different 😂
I love the idea But I also think that the spaces that are now Unused- Add up to be even more than the spaces that are useable. Soo, just for convenience sake I’m not sure I would Ever do this again in my cabinet
Makes cleaning much simpler, too. Sadly, I have no corner cabinets in my humble home.
Lol Don't worry, be happy!
I have a lower corner cabinet, It is only accessible by way of the kitchen sink cabinet. It is 90% unused space. I am constantly trying to think of how to utilize that space. even this system won't work with my situation due to the drain pipes.
I love these shelves !
These are great, but an extra rail along the back would be great improvement
Puts my lazy Susan's to shame. That's awesome.
Best utilization of corners
Having been a kitchen designer/salesman for 12 years, I can safely say that these carousels are a waste of space (and money). Virtually all of us have kitchen items that are very rarely used. Store them in corners of these units and use all the available space.
That looks fantastic
Outstanding video & innovation
Very nice design well done 👍👍👍
Cool, now you need to get the lowest one to also raise up when pulled out. Lol
Excelente trabajo campeón
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