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Kitchen (company) recommendations?

  • 20-01-2004 7:24pm
    #1
    Samson
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    I want/need a new kitchen.
    Anyone any thoughts/opinions/recommendations on who are good, or to be avoided?
    I'm in Dublin.

    I plan to spend about €5,000.00 on the kitchen and fitting, plus another €1,500.00 on appliances (dbl oven, gas hob, washer/dryer).


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  • #2
    Villain
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    Cash and Carry Kitchens on the Nass road are pretty good


  • #3
    Samson
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    Yeah, I dropped into them yesterday. Their prices seem fairly decent, but seeing as I'm so lazy I'm looking for a company to provide a total solution. Rather than me having to get my own fitter and plumber and electrician organised.


  • #4
    Villain
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    I thought they provided that service as well.


  • #5
    Samson
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    No. They will provide a list of fitters, but organising same is your own responsibility.


  • #6
    Villain
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    Well theres not much to it really the Plinth is the only hard bit, a local handy man would do it all for ya.

    Kitchens guys won't normally do plumbing or electrics.

    We got a Kitchen put in recently cost €6000 buts a nice job with solid Ash doors.

    Golden pages might be a place to start, I'd get a plan off the Cash and Carry guys anyway, get them to do it the way you like then send that to a few and get different prices.


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