New kitchen, ballpark?

chamelious

We've just moved into a house and the kitchen is in worse state than we expected. We're looking at having it replaced. Its pretty small, included is a photo of how it is now. We'd like it replaced in a similar configuration, with an integrated oven and hopefully dishwasher. My guess is 5k+, probably more like 6-7.

http://imgur.com/a/9uAZb

glasgowdan

You're pretty close with those guesses. 5k if you're careful. Get an experienced local joiner.

System

Had an L shaped wrens kitchen with breakfast bar for £7k which included fridge freezer, washing machine, oven, induction hob, dishwasher, ceramic sink and under cabinet lights

maisie_cat

To be honest, how long is a piece of string. It depends on materials for cabinets and worktops and how much you can do yourselves.
If the plumbing and electrics are in the same places it will cut the cost.
Custom cabinets from a local cabinet maker are cheaper than you think and can be hand painted to give a luxurious expensive look. Most of the kitchen makers kitchens are made the same and the likes of neptune are made in china just like ikea.

*~Zephyr~*

Why not use the Ikea 3D planning tool? Its fantastic! I had great fun with it. But the best thing is that it works out the total cost of the cabinetry, handles, worktops etc for you so you can stick to a budget.

https://kitchenplanner.ikea.com/gb/UI/Pages/VPUI.htm


I had a new kitchen last year from Ikea and the build quality is excellent (we had Ikea installers). Our kitchen is a fair amount bigger than yours - 26 cupboards and it came to £4,300 for the cabinets and £2,300 for the installation.

chamelious

That's very helpful thankyou!

glasgowdan

Don't forget to add flooring, tiling and decorating

phill99

I supply and fit kitchens all day long. A mid range kitchen with integrated hob, oven etc would probably be around £10k on a turn key solution ie one company doing everything including carpentry, plumbing electrics, tiling, decorating etc.

Chanes

We had a kitchen done by B&Q about that size for 7k (units/cooker inc)

hutchije01

Hi I just wanted to let everyone out there to avoid WRENS at all cost. They are only interested in getting the sales, once they have your money they are not interested. They do not sort out THEIR mistakes, they BLAME others and refuse listern. I would not recommend them to anyone.

Annie1960

Don't forget the cost of appliances, which can easily reach £3,500 without you realising it.

Also, MSE suggests you look at diy-kitchens.co.uk. Units come fully assembled, and prices are much more competitive than the high street.