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Kitchen recommendation

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Pythagorous
Pythagorous Posts: 755 Forumite
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in N. Ireland
Can anyone recommend a decent kitchen supplier in Belfast/North Down?

Thanks

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  • motorguy
    motorguy Posts: 22,611 Forumite
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    Pythagorous wrote: »
    Can anyone recommend a decent kitchen supplier in Belfast/North Down?

    Thanks

    Can you be more specific of what you mean by decent? Cheap? High quality? Honest? Offering the latest state of the art features?

    What budget have you in mind?
  • dazb75
    dazb75 Posts: 92 Forumite
    edited 30 April 2010 at 10:12AM
    We got a new kitchen last year.

    I used someone recommended to me by my GF's mother. He is a kitchen fitter/builder and does some jobs as 'homers'. He was fantastic and did a very professional job.

    PM me if you want his number.

    D

    PS I live in Bangor.
  • Pythagorous
    Pythagorous Posts: 755 Forumite
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    pgilc1 wrote: »
    Can you be more specific of what you mean by decent? Cheap? High quality? Honest? Offering the latest state of the art features?

    What budget have you in mind?

    Well all of those really, except doesn't have to be state of the art! But rather than cheap I mean good value. Willing to spend up to £8K (incl fitting). Thanks
  • jjd
    jjd Posts: 216 Forumite
    Give Orlee Kitchens a try, myself and a relative have had great service and quality from Orlee. One kitchen was more of a budget kitchen but came in around the same price as B&Q, but the one orlee made was 10 times the quality of b&q.
    The other kitchen was a solid wood kitchen, again great quality.

    They have a showroom on the upper Newtownards road and their factory / showroom is in coagh, cookstown. We went up to their main store in coagh and they make most of the doors etc for the other kithcn companies.
  • Claire_S_3
    Claire_S_3 Posts: 2 Newbie
    Fine Design Kitchens in Newtownards are fantastic. Arty will keep you right, they will do as much or as little as you need for all the other trades (electrics, plumbing, plastering, tiling etc) and he'll give you really competitive appliance prices.
  • motorguy
    motorguy Posts: 22,611 Forumite
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    Pythagorous wrote: »
    Well all of those really, except doesn't have to be state of the art! But rather than cheap I mean good value. Willing to spend up to £8K (incl fitting). Thanks

    I would strongly recommend MS Kitchens.

    Give them a try - we've had 5 kitchens off them so far.

    http://www.mskitchens.co.uk/
  • Bigcammy
    Bigcammy Posts: 1,101 Forumite
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    pgilc1 wrote: »
    I would strongly recommend MS Kitchens.

    Give them a try - we've had 5 kitchens off them so far.

    http://www.mskitchens.co.uk/

    Big house then? :rotfl:
    Norn Iron Club Member No. 252 :beer:
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