Building an inbuilt cupboard

prishaan

Hi everyone, 

I will greatly appreciate your thoughtful advice on building an inbuilt cupboard in my house! I'm looking for an affordable and skillful company

in derby in the UK.

Thank you in advance for your precious and thoughtful suggestions and advice.

Kind regards

Ebe_Scrooge

What do you mean by an "inbuilt cupboard"?

Non-structural stuff like cupboards is not too difficult to DIY if you have a modicum of experience.  But if you want to get someone in, ask on your local Facebook group for recommendations for a decent local joiner.

prishaan

Ebe_Scrooge said:

What do you mean by an "inbuilt cupboard"?

Non-structural stuff like cupboards is not too difficult to DIY if you have a modicum of experience.  But if you want to get someone in, ask on your local Facebook group for recommendations for a decent local joiner.

thank you so much for your kind info ~

DRP

If you are thinking about money saving, I bought some suitable kitchen cabinets from ikea, and diy’d it

Carpenters are v expensive!

prishaan

DRP said:

If you are thinking about money saving, I bought some suitable kitchen cabinets from ikea, and diy’d it

Carpenters are v expensive!

yes you are right! I'm looking for an inbuilt cupboard from professional company. I have a little area in my house to build an inbuilt cupboard, it would be the proper use of area! but need a professional to do the job nicely

tacpot12

Personal recommendations for a joiner would be the best way forward. If you can't get a personal recommendation, ask anyone who you are considering paying to do the work to provide you with the name and phone number for a previous customer, and call them to ask how good the joiner was. The joiner should be able to find a previous customer who is willing to talk to you. You should ask them how good the finished job was, whether the joiner turned up reliably to do the work, and how tidy they were. 

You will need to agree on who will paint the woodwork; you or the joiner, and who will remove any trade waste that is created. You will want to agree a price, and find out when they are available to do the work. Expect them to be booked up for at least a month.

prishaan

tacpot12 said:

Personal recommendations for a joiner would be the best way forward. If you can't get a personal recommendation, ask anyone who you are considering paying to do the work to provide you with the name and phone number for a previous customer, and call them to ask how good the joiner was. The joiner should be able to find a previous customer who is willing to talk to you. You should ask them how good the finished job was, whether the joiner turned up reliably to do the work, and how tidy they were. 

You will need to agree on who will paint the woodwork; you or the joiner, and who will remove any trade waste that is created. You will want to agree a price, and find out when they are available to do the work. Expect them to be booked up for at least a month.

thank you so much for kind comment, really appreciate.