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Kitchen shops in East Cork

wiseolsham · 2008-01-29 20:41:46

Hi all. Maybe this is more suited to here than the Cork forum, but has anybody used ACE Kitchens or Forestfayre in Midleton, Cork. Both seem very good to deal with, particuarly ACE Kitchens, but they require an 80% deposit while Forestfayre only require 50%. Would really appreciate a comment as looking to make a decision…

29-01-2008 8:41pm

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wiseolsham

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Hi all. Maybe this is more suited to here than the Cork forum, but has anybody used ACE Kitchens or Forestfayre in Midleton, Cork. Both seem very good to deal with, particuarly ACE Kitchens, but they require an 80% deposit while Forestfayre only require 50%. Would really appreciate a comment as looking to make a decision on a build really quickly! Cheers

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#2 29-01-2008 8:53pm

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Moved to DIY.

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#3 31-01-2008 12:46pm

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I'm afraid I don't know what the others are like but another alternative to check out are Cash & Carry Kitchens in Greenwood Furniture Centre, Cobh Cross.

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