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stoneman
1:45 Tue Sep 8
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At last a thread I can claim to have knowledge of.
Howdens are good and if ordered in October you will get a really good deal as its their sale period ( known as P11 ) but the trick is get your quote now and then hold fire until the last week of October when the branch managers are desperate and trust me they get really desperate due to the pressure of their bosses. They will phone you personally and beg you to buy it before the end of October.
As for worktops there is only one place to buy granite or Quartz from and that's me 😀
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JLAP
12:20 Tue Sep 8
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Wickes kitchens are circa 40% cheaper with Benchmarx, they are part of the same group and technically trade only. But they are likely to want the business, *taps nose*
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Darlo Debs
11:55 Mon Sep 7
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Friggin hell for 12k I'd want them to supply a chef too.
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GBHammer63
11:49 Mon Sep 7
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Agree with HH. DIY kitchens well built, come already assembled, well priced and site reasonably easy to get round.
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MrCrowmanSir
11:46 Mon Sep 7
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I fashioned my own kitchen worktops out of soild oak.
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Spandex Sidney
11:43 Mon Sep 7
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Soft closing cupboards? Are you gay?
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Honest Hammer
11:41 Mon Sep 7
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Also, Homebase weren't bad but you have to really knock them down, B&Q prices are great but they are an absolute nightmare to deal with.
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Honest Hammer
11:40 Mon Sep 7
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Magnet and Wickes are overpriced thundercunts.
Howdens are good if you have a kitchen fitter that uses them A LOT, otherwise avoid.
Ours came from DIY Kitchens, the quality is absolutely superb, soft closing cupboards as standard.
Our kitchen has about 16 units and it came in around £6k (not including fitting) Howdens wanted about £8k and Wickes about £12k.
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