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In frame kitchen

Jcanty85 · 2017-03-16 21:22:23

Hi all, before we go talking to installers I was wondering if anyone could advise on the relative cost difference between an in frame kitchen and an ordinary shaker kitchen (materials/finishes similar in both) just looking for a rough guide, also I know the pros in relation to strength but is there any specific cons?

16-03-2017 9:22pm

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Jcanty85

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Hi all, before we go talking to installers I was wondering if anyone could advise on the relative cost difference between an in frame kitchen and an ordinary shaker kitchen (materials/finishes similar in both) just looking for a rough guide, also I know the pros in relation to strength but is there any specific cons?

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#2 21-03-2017 11:09pm

woodturner

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No cons really. Just slower to make as the frames need to be made to suit integrated appliances. An ordinary lay on type kitchen just needs the edging applied where the timber for the frames could vary in cost whether you are painting or not. If you haven't got the budget for granite or solid worktops don't go framed.

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