rough howdens price please?

Polly05

Hi,
Just wondering if anyone in the know could help me with a rough price for a howdens glendevon kitchen?
Just dont want to waste their/my joiners time if it its way out of my price range!

Im looking for;
4 x 800mm base units
3 x 800mm wall units
1 x 500mm drawers
1 x oven unit
1 x 300mm base unit
3 x plinths
2 x 3m laminate worktop

Thanks!

evokit

Howdens one of the cheapest going, get your joiner to get a price for you, wouldnt take them long for that

deanos

You can get a price here >
https://www.topclasscarpentry.com/kitchen/22/7/

Bear in mind they have added there profit on top so should be quite a bit cheaper, also ask your joiner if they are adding there own mark up on top

Polly05

deanos wrote: »

You can get a price here >
https://www.topclasscarpentry.com/kitchen/22/7/

Bear in mind they have added there profit on top so should be quite a bit cheaper, also ask your joiner if they are adding there own mark up on top

Eek. More expensive than I was hoping for!

deanos

depends on there markup tho

swiftnick

I know this is not answering your question but we've just had a new kitchen from Wickes it was cheaper than Howdens and it does feel quality.

Costs nothing to ask.....

swiftnick

Did find an independent fitter to fit it cheaper than they quoted though.

Polly05

swiftnick wrote: »

I know this is not answering your question but we've just had a new kitchen from Wickes it was cheaper than Howdens and it does feel quality.

Costs nothing to ask.....

I do fancy the wickes one, but they dont do the size of units i want, so would end up with lots of smaller ones, making it more expensive than i had originally thought..

so just checking other places too...

Polly05

Kitchen_DesignR wrote: »

the list above would start at £1500+ vat.

It depends on the specification of the hinges/drawers and the type of worktops.

Whats not included in the list are End panels or cornice/pelmet.

there's other items missing I would have quoted for.....

Such as?
I wasn't going to bother with pelmets and an end panel..

evokit

Polly05 wrote: »

I wasn't going to bother with pelmets and an end panel..

Pelmets are not really required on a modern / any kitchen really all down to choice in finished look, i tend not to use them often.
But... if you have a gloss kitchen and the units are not from wall to wall end panels would be highly suggested on any visible carcass.
lets say you have a cream kitchen and cream carcass, the difference will stick out like a sore thumb

retepetsir

swiftnick wrote: »

I know this is not answering your question but we've just had a new kitchen from Wickes it was cheaper than Howdens and it does feel quality.

Costs nothing to ask.....

That's interesting to know as I've been looking at Wickes.

Which one did you have fitted?