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Kitchen from Homebase
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Hi again
Ok We've bought the kitchen for £2800 (pretty good, 15 nice units, with a couple of fancy corner space saver units, nice sink and taps, double neff fan oven, neff gas hob and extractor fan)
We've had three quotes for fitting: (this includes removing half of old kitchen, all fitting and electrics & tiling)
Homebase 'Award' winning: £3,750
Chap recommended by a very good kitchen fitter I know (the guy I know is good is unavailable until 2009): £2,500
And a chap who I know nothing about: £1,800 (only if paying by cash though, otherwise £2,000)
Obviously I'm inclined to go for the cheap cash option but am also swaying towards the guy the good kitchen fitter recommended.
Who do you think I should go for?0 -
You would be a fool not to go for someone who has been recommended IMO.0
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