I have £4000-£5000 to spend on a new kitchen-it is quite small but is it not enough money to bother!
baby b
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Monday, 2nd of August 2010 09:46:33 AM
My new kitchen is very long and very narrow...about 5 foot 17.l would like baby b to put a new white or black gloss kitchen in that runs against one side of Registered User the wall.l want it to look quite minimalist and modern.l can afford to pay Joined: Saturday, 22nd of May 2010, 17:31:28 £4000-£5000 and this needs to include fitting and appliances....help!l Posts: 1263 need tips!
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Moogle
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Tuesday, 3rd of August 2010 08:56:07 AM
Check out Magnet or Ikea during the sale. If you can wait Moogle until the Christmas sale period, you will snap up a bargain. Magnet Registered User especially have some fantastic options and are amazingly good quality for Joined: Thursday, 27th of May 2010, 07:21:07 the price. I bought mine from them and had it fitted by their fitters for Posts: 839 less than £4000. Viewed 11441 times
Foo-Foo
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Wednesday, 4th of August 2010 05:11:20 AM
you should get a fitted kitchen for 5K Foo-Foo Registered User Joined: Friday, 11th of June 2010, 12:06:04 Posts: 169 Viewed 19192 times
Lover Boy
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Thursday, 5th of August 2010 10:04:35 AM
I got my lovely birch kitchen from ikea. It was one available Lover Boy from stock so we ordered it and then picked up all the parts from the Registered User warehouse an hour later. We live quite a distance from ikea and to be Joined: Saturday, 8th of May 2010, 21:29:43 honest I was dreading missing parts etc. It was so easy to put Posts: 1464 together..and 4 years later still looks like the day I bought it. No Viewed 6203 times problems whatsoever! I wouldn't go anywhere else! I was very impressed!
Granny Getter
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Friday, 6th of August 2010 03:55:01 AM
Re-facing with new doors may be the way for you to go . Then Granny Getter you have more to spend on appliances . Registered User Joined: Thursday, 6th of May 2010, 23:52:01 Posts: 2013 Viewed 14282 times
kitty
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Saturday, 7th of August 2010 04:04:20 PM
Okay - you have plenty of money it just takes a bit of work kitty thats all & I do not mean physical work! Registered User Joined: Sunday, 30th of May 2010, 07:22:00 get to ur local show kitchen stores & find out which ones are being Posts: 1394 discointnued for the new season... you can buy them cheaper or the ex Viewed 3275 times display ones which have usually only been up for 6 - 8 weeks at a time.
Also buy bits sepratly like a sink/basin will cost you usual price shop on
ebay where you will get a better quiality one cheaper. Check sizing
although most fitters will sort this out & sinks are usually the same
size. You need to be vigilant & make sure before starting to look at this
kitchen you know excatly what you need, as regards to storage a tall
cupboard for a hoover or mop etc. It is also worth asking a comp0any to
come by & give you a quote as they will print you out possible designs you
can then use this for you own ideas & sizing. It is worth asking these
people into ur hom,e they are a pain & want you to buy but just say NO or
when they arrive make it clear you have to go out in 2 hours time so they
have to leave!!
You WILL find a kitchen at ur price range as my mum, has just done it, the
best thing is to ask around & do not worry about inviting people to look &
give you quotes or saying NO to them.
Good luck
Baby Bum
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Sunday, 8th of August 2010 04:43:17 PM
I went to B&Q & then I waited for the New Year sales as they Baby Bum had a further discount. I spent £1400 on my kitchen which included the Registered User sink, taps, electric cooker, extractor fan & gas hob. Joined: Friday, 4th of June 2010, 09:19:52 Posts: 784 I purchased the Maple Modern design but went for different cupboard Viewed 9404 times handles & a granite effect top. I have a large kitchen which is 4m by 4m
square. I had the kitchen running down 2 of the walls. To save more
money I ripped out the existing kitchen myself & got someone else to fit
it instead of B&Q (they can take out the existing kitchen & dispose of it
as well as fitting the new one if you pay them for it but this costs a lot
more).
Or what you could do is just change the draws & the cupboard doors, sink &
unit tops.
Nugget
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Monday, 9th of August 2010 03:17:10 AM
Tiffiany Nugget What i done was replaced just all my doors on the cupboards was half the Registered User price of the knew kitchen. I bought Black tile paint and painted every Joined: Friday, 30th of April 2010, 20:17:50 other one and it looks great, cheap,easy and i was pleased i did it all on Posts: 1620 my own Viewed 1086 times
CHEEKSY
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Tuesday, 10th of August 2010 03:45:34 AM
Yes this is more than enough money!!! CHEEKSY I have a very big kitchen and have been told mine would cost about £5000- Registered User excluding appliances and yours sounds less than half the size of mine! Joined: Wednesday, 28th of April 2010, 19:32:34 Posts: 1329 Viewed 6465 times
panther
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Wednesday, 11th of August 2010 12:27:04 AM
IKEA IKEA IKEA!!! panther Registered User Not only do they deliver your kitchen to your door at reasonable prices, Joined: Friday, 21st of May 2010, 17:47:28 but they install it for you free of charge aswell! Posts: 543 Viewed 5500 times
baby seal
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Thursday, 12th of August 2010 08:04:33 AM
look up HOWDENS and WICKES these are two of the main trade baby seal suppliers for allot of fitters Registered User don't forget to included Joined: Sunday, 13th of June 2010, 20:06:07 plumbing Posts: 440 electric' s Viewed 12887 times tiling
carpentry
painting and decorating
wok out how much you can do and what you have to pay for
PAGE
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Friday, 13th of August 2010 04:24:15 AM
go and buy your kitchen and yourself and your frinds can build PAGE it yourselfs its not brain surgery homebase are selling ther kitchens at Registered User half price just now!!!! Joined: Thursday, 20th of May 2010, 08:02:47 Posts: 483 Viewed 3920 times
LUCKY FORTUNE
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Saturday, 14th of August 2010 01:30:49 AM
Plenty of money, especially if you build up the units yourself, LUCKY FORTUNE or better still get someone else to do it for you. Registered User Joined: Friday, 18th of June 2010, 10:16:54 Posts: 1744 Viewed 11582 times
Stud Monkey
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Sunday, 15th of August 2010 02:39:25 PM
check out B&Q (they offer a fitting service to) Stud Monkey Registered User buy cheaper units and then spend a lot of money on the work serface, the Joined: Saturday, 29th of May 2010, 14:57:26 door handles and the tiles. Posts: 417 Viewed 14329 times The accessorises are what makes any room particularly a kitchen look
designer.
sugarwugar
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Monday, 16th of August 2010 01:39:05 PM
Try IKEA. If you go to their website you can download the sugarwugar Kitchen planner and draw up your kitchen and put in all the appliances. Registered User Get an estimate from them and then try to talk the price down. Don't Joined: Friday, 4th of June 2010, 03:23:47 forget to leave some money for the installation if you can not do that Posts: 796 yourself. Viewed 15420 times
Another way would be to get offers from kitchen installers. Just tell
them your budget and make them give you an offer.
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