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Thanks @Doozergirl
when you put it like that it does seem very reasonable. I’ll be honest and say I forgot about the VAT element which more or less puts me at 6.5k
I don’t mind paying a bit of a premium for peace of mind and also having it all done in house
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I'd be tempted to ask the builder how much it would cost if you bought rigid units then price up from say DIYkitchens as someone has already suggested or even Howdens.Sorry I can't think of anything profound, clever or witty to write here.2
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That’s a good idea. I did go to Wren to see the cost difference of flat pack vs built. Wren were coming in at 7.2k which I thought was madness for a J pull kitchen (pre built) vs the handless shaker kitchen I am getting from BQNSG666 said:I'd be tempted to ask the builder how much it would cost if you bought rigid units then price up from say DIYkitchens as someone has already suggested or even Howdens.
still a good idea if I can get the same kitchen and inserts from a cheaper place0 -
Forget Wren, as a benchmark I suppose they are just about acceptable but do not do business with them unless you like hassle.aylithuk said:
That’s a good idea. I did go to Wren to see the cost difference of flat pack vs built. Wren were coming in at 7.2k which I thought was madness for a J pull kitchen (pre built) vs the handless shaker kitchen I am getting from BQNSG666 said:I'd be tempted to ask the builder how much it would cost if you bought rigid units then price up from say DIYkitchens as someone has already suggested or even Howdens.
still a good idea if I can get the same kitchen and inserts from a cheaper place
I got nice Shaker T-bar handles from B&Q and they look the business - think they are now on clearance so take a look: https://www.diy.com/departments/brushed-steel-bar-cabinet-handle-l-229mm/1443001_BQ.prdNo man is worth crawling on this earth.
So much to read, so little time.0 -
We just fitted a Wren kitchen. First time.Beautiful plans like blueprints with annotated notes from the designer, nothing missing and our carpenter really enjoyed fitting it!😬Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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