new house

mighty mush

Hi I am just about to build a new house and would love to hear ur ref on new kitchens. Like the best place to go ect..........

Sully

Where abouts are you building?

mighty mush

Hi we are building in Tooraneena. Have not started yet just trying to get prices for everything.Hoping to start in June

Sully

mighty mush wrote: »

Hi we are building in Tooraneena. Have not started yet just trying to get prices for everything.Hoping to start in June

You will get a better response in the City forum as a lot of the shops are located there. Try the Riverstown Industrial Estate and Redhaus Interiors on Queen St. There two locations in Tramore I can think of to assist you.

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junkster12345

my brother recently had his done by a crowd in the 6 cross roads business park and he was delighted with their service and i must say the kitchen is lovely, i think they are called, in-store or in-house , one of them! somebody else might fill in the blanks !

ec18

Verona kitchens or verona living one of those do great kitchens but they are horribly expensive expect to pay 10K plus there

trishw78

have you tried Homebase don't they have kitchens or if you have patience wait til B&Q open they'll offer the same service

ex_infantry man

kitchen world in six cross roads are meant to be good!!!

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ec18 wrote: »

Verona kitchens or verona living one of those do great kitchens but they are horribly expensive expect to pay 10K plus there

Nova Kitchens do German kitchens at half the price of Verona Kitchens, their out at the front of pc world by the round about,

beaushalloe

definately ritz kitchens in the tramore rd business park. good selection from olde world to rustic to comtempory. quality is fantastic and although reputed to be expensive they are actually quite reasonable. you only deal with the one person out there so it helps when ringing to check or change somthing etc.

Sully

beaushalloe wrote: »

definately ritz kitchens in the tramore rd business park. good selection from olde world to rustic to comtempory. quality is fantastic and although reputed to be expensive they are actually quite reasonable. you only deal with the one person out there so it helps when ringing to check or change somthing etc.

Or that Lighting World place. Aint been in there yet, but looks good.

deisemum

Cash & Carry kitchens are good, worked out cheaper than Homebase.

Bally Bay

Hi All,
Building a house at present and looking at kitchens. I would like an in frame painted kitchen with frainite work top in a shaker style. Has anyone any advice? as anyone used Ritz Interiors in Tralee. What is better paint the units by hand or srpray paint?
Thanks you all very much for any advice.

tc2010

Probably best to ask in the DIY or Kerry section

Bally Bay

Thank you very much, as you can guess I am new to this site and having trouble manoeuurving my way around.
Regards

Silverado

Fitted kitchens are actually quite easy to assemble yourself. They all come in self assembly packs from places like B&Q and HomeBase etc. Just work out where you want everything to go (this is needed even if you hire in a fitting company) and go along to the supplier with your plan. They will fine tune it for you. You will need a plumber and maybe an electrician when its all assembled but that's not a major cost.

If you can assemble flat pack furniture you can do a kitchen. Once you start you will find it surprisingly easy and a big cost saver.

dayshah

Silverado wrote: »

Fitted kitchens are actually quite easy to assemble yourself. They all come in self assembly packs from places like B&Q and HomeBase etc. Just work out where you want everything to go (this is needed even if you hire in a fitting company) and go along to the supplier with your plan. They will fine tune it for you. You will need a plumber and maybe an electrician when its all assembled but that's not a major cost.

If you can assemble flat pack furniture you can do a kitchen. Once you start you will find it surprisingly easy and a big cost saver.

Even putting up kitchen presses? I'm handy enough with the flatpack, but I wouldn't bring that on me.