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Purchasing white goods before completion?
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Dishwashers are standard sized and we also have the blueprint for the kitchen as it’s a new build.
Thanks everyone.0 -
New build notorious for delays on completion.
Give yourself a good short list even a few out of range you may not save any money just get a better machine for the same money.
start price watching an look for a proper deal
use pricespy to see where prices have been hovering for the last 6 months.0 -
If you buy early, you have the hassle of storage, moving the appliances (washing machines are heavy) with the risk of damage.
I'd buy when you're ready to have them delivered straight into your new home with the added bonus of the warranty beginning then, and not now.
As others have said, sales are usually a con anyway unless you are unlucky enough to be the person to buy when, on the one day of the year, the product is listed at it's full retail price!Signature on holiday for two weeks0
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