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B&Q quote to install kitchen
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Hi Cazziebo,
Have sent you a pm0 -
lindsaygalaxy wrote: »Where do you live? I have a friend who fits kitchens part time as it was his full time job but now works full time in electrics. For the work he charges about £800 a kitchen ( less or more depending on kitchen).
Vegie."you're never fully dressed without a smile!!"0 -
i must say we've had one from B&Q paid £3,800 for it and the guy who fitted it done hell of a good job.He did some alterations to what the designer did and was even better,a scabby little lean-to kitchen i have,but the way the kitchen is now to what is much better,i had 2 double sockets and one single(which must have been a mistake) cos i'd have no sockets left for kettles,toaster,etc after the appliances :mad: but he put the sockets under the counters out of the way and gave me an extra double socket(can never have enough:D) switches for my Oven,which was the wrong one sent (should have been 4 gas rings,but we had 3 and one double burner like India restaurants have:D and he even put ducted our extractor fan right out(no smells or condensation at all now) all in all he did a good job for us little things ,like the sockets,cant see the joins on the counter and he had a hard time doing that i can tell you and the touch's like plinths on top and under the cupboards stuff i'd never though of.So we were happy,oh bar for 1 thing big,big,big no,no was those bloody lights which go regular and cost a bomb,the top one goes all the time so i put a strip light up there more light and is brill.
:embarasse for the long post.0 -
This is MSE-and lots of posters tell how they are being quoted double the normal rate by these companies-thats not "a bit more",thats a rip-off.
See post 25, it can give you the best of both worlds.
No need to be so aggressive is there ? All opinions are valid remember.Hi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0 -
Hi I`ve just found this forum and have read the stuff about B&Q and cost of fitting. We are about to order a B&Q kitchen and would like to know if anyone out there can recommend a good fitter - we are in East London.
Also is MFI better than B&Q for price/quality.
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Hi I`ve just found this forum and have read the stuff about B&Q and cost of fitting. We are about to order a B&Q kitchen and would like to know if anyone out there can recommend a good fitter - we are in East London.
Also is MFI better than B&Q for price/quality.
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Interesting read this post. I'm looking to get a new kitchen fitted soon and am getting quotes of £4,000 plus which is more than the kitchen itself! Anyone recommend a decent (and cheaper) kitchen fitter in the Gloucestershire area?0
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Hi Guys
Had B&Q out today to design a new kitchen for me. It's a tiny kitchen and I was pleased with the design BUT the followings prices had me flabbergasted:
Remove old kitchen £298
Install oven £154
Install hob £150
Install extractor £73
Install kitchen £756
Install floor tiles £220 (4m2)
Install wall tiles £200
Remove old wall tiles £220
Plumb dishwasher £120
Plumb washing machine £150
Install mains earth bonding £215
Install RCD or RCBO protection to existing ring main £250
Total cost to install (and they are just the ones that jump out at me )£3661
Total cost of kitchen £1646.34 without oven or hob.
Is it me or are their prices above excessive?
Hope you were wiser than us...we signed on the dotted line...and live to repent. B & Q contracted our fitting of kitchen to Tuckers in Bristol. Kitchen arrived 08:00 Monday morning, partner had to help un-load it all...hurting his back in the process!!...no fitters, no phonecall to advise us, kitchen filling up our lounge for four days...and nothing but heartbreak, frustration, anger thereafter. All I can advise to anyone reading this is...read all the small-print, examine every price quoted i.e. we had one item costing £216 for floorboard replacement...we have a concrete floor!!! We are still fighting to get back £560;00 they still owe us for goods that had been paid for and couldn't even be used!!! Shop around folks, you can do it a lot cheaper and with much less stress!!!0
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