Where did you buy your kitchen units?

pixie76

Just out of interest where did you go for them and roughly how much did you pay? OH is extending the kitchen this week and just having a think about new benches and units. Thanks.

ormus

last kitchen i bought was from wickes and it cost just 350 quid for the units.
appliances and tops extra. good value for the money. as good as my BIL,s kitchen, who paid moben 5k!!!
complete numpty.

wallbash

My last one was MFI , its now seven years old , and as good as new .

The units were about a £1000 , sink/taps /tops about £600
Altogether about £3000

But I did all the work my self ..... no paperwork , shocking!

Welsh_Totster

Just about to have a new kitchen and we are going with Howdens, we had a Howdens kitchen in our last house 5 years ago and it looks as good as new now. For the new house the whole kitchen, units, sink, tap, wooden worktops stainless steel 5 ring hob and chimney costs £2k. Kitchen is 9'6" square, so not huge but it has been designed to maximise the space.

pawpurrs

Just had a carpenter build me one, so its to my own design made from wood, and hand painted with butt hinges, oak handles and tops, butler sink and taps, cost 7k.

latecomer

We went for a Burbidge oak and bought online to save about 30% - still cost around £6000 though but at least its for a lot of units.

misskool

oak units and oak flooring from wickes, granite worktop from someone who posts here, sink from ebay, Hansgrohe tap as a present from my parents. Appliances cheapest off internet.

vegasvisitor

We're currently looking at kitchens. Current kitchen we put in our house 8 years ago is Nebraska from MFI (Howden's Stornoway). I put the same kitchen in my flat about 2 years before that, and liked it so much I got it again when we moved shortly after.

I'm tempted to go with the same againk, but have considered a shaker one instead. I really like the white shaker from Ikea, but it's off white and they only do white plinths I think, so I don't think I can get everything to match from there.

I also liked the shaker one in Homebase, but everyone seems to say they're poor value for money. Not keen on the quality of the Take Away B&Q ones, and never saw any in their other range that I really liked. I can't think of anywhere else to look!

I'm interested in what others have to say too!

Canucklehead

Good evening: Ikea for cabinets and oak worktop...value for money option tbh ...cost dependent on which and how many units/accessories you choose.

HTH

Canucklehead