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Where can I get a decent second hand kitchen cheap
obi1da
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I have a very tight budget, but I need to replace the horrible kitchen I have inherited in my new place.
I have looked on Ebay and Freecycle, but I was wondering if there are any other sources I could look at.
Cheers.
I have looked on Ebay and Freecycle, but I was wondering if there are any other sources I could look at.
Cheers.
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Dya know. I read that at first as Kitten, not kitchen. Thought it was a bit weird
Have you tried local councils? Gumtree? Removal firms? Local kitchen fitters? They might keep the removed ones.I know my spelling is shocking :eek: It is alot better than it used to be though :rotfl:0 -
£800 should see you a new one, fitted yourself.
Even cheaper if you dont want drawers all over the place, then wickes are for you.0 -
I'd doubt there are few people who carefully pull apart an existing kitchen. I sawed units and worktops in half in order to easily remove them. I was also replacing it for a reason - it was horrible and parts were mouldy! As above, kitchens can be bought very cheap from the likes of Ikea, Wickes and B&Q. If you need to spread out the cost, why not pick up the doors and hinges later?0
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There are some really good prices here but you have to put it into perspective really as they are exceptionally expensive kitchens to start with, but you did ask!
http://www.theusedkitchencompany.com
Most are ex-display designer kitchens but you do get the occasional one that is second-hand.
My kitchen is John Lewis, bought from ebay. It was brand new, only used for a photoshoot with luxury upgraded cabinets with lights and all sorts. It cost me 500 pounds.
The week before I sold the old kitchen from our barn for over 400 - there are differing degrees of 'bargain' evidently
Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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Ebay!!! Hundreds for sale.0
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Doozergirl wrote: »There are some really good prices here but you have to put it into perspective really as they are exceptionally expensive kitchens to start with, but you did ask!
http://www.theusedkitchencompany.com
Most are ex-display designer kitchens but you do get the occasional one that is second-hand.
My kitchen is John Lewis, bought from ebay. It was brand new, only used for a photoshoot with luxury upgraded cabinets with lights and all sorts. It cost me 500 pounds.
The week before I sold the old kitchen from our barn for over 400 - there are differing degrees of 'bargain' evidently
:eek: Is there any in there for the working man :cool:0
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