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carcass

nosmo-king · 2007-03-09 21:41:56

I would like to fit a small(ist) kitchen. Can I buy or have made the carcass seperately.... I will buy and fit the doors /drawers & worktop later. Any ideas

09-03-2007 9:41pm

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nosmo-king

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I would like to fit a small(ist) kitchen.
Can I buy or have made the carcass seperately.... I will buy and fit the doors /drawers & worktop later.
Any ideas

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#2 09-03-2007 10:11pm

Corkey123

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Yeah they are fairly standard in terms of sizes 300mm, 400mm...

In-house, Noyeks, Cash n' Carry Kitchens, etc. will al have price lists available to allow you plan your kitchen.

See for example http://www.in-house.ie/styles.asp?cat=1&subcat=5

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#3 10-03-2007 10:33pm

garyh3

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In-house were great.

Went into the showrooms and gave them the dimentions and they gave me exact carcases either white or oak finish I needed. Picked the doors off another kitched, bought a 4m lump of unfinished Oak for the top and picked the handles of another kitchen, bit of a pick and mix..

Garyh3

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