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Keencost Kitchens Any Good ?
rolo1952
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We are looking to fit a new kitchen soon so have been looking at the usual places B&Q, Homebase, Wickes etc.
Have literally stumbled upon keencost kitchens whilst out looking.
Kitchens look like the cheaper end of the market but after searching the web I can find none or very little feed back about them
The units are made by a sister company Rixonway.
Has any one had these units fitted or bought from them if so what was your experience like.
Any info would be appreciated
Have literally stumbled upon keencost kitchens whilst out looking.
Kitchens look like the cheaper end of the market but after searching the web I can find none or very little feed back about them
The units are made by a sister company Rixonway.
Has any one had these units fitted or bought from them if so what was your experience like.
Any info would be appreciated
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Rixonway makes kitchens for the social housing sector. Dont expect the units to be built to last any real length of time.We’ve had to remove your signature. Please check the Forum Rules if you’re unsure why it’s been removed and, if still unsure, email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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Rixonway Kitchens is one of the leading social housing kitchen manufacturers . The kitchens are built to withstand up to ten years of use in Social Housing properties with potential changes of tenancy and are comparable in quality and design with many products in the affordable kitchen market.
The units will be very hard wearing and the styles are available for many years so if you need to change an individual door / handle you will be able to.
Rixonway Kitchens won the RoSPA gold award in 2010 and is ISO14001 and FSA accredited.0
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