Kitchens options

1874

Im looking to start a kitchen replacement,


I got a price in one well known DIY store and astonishingly its better than I was quoted in 2 other fairly major DIY store years ago, although it is just the basic fit and doesnt include certain things like tiles, appliances and a few other things which I;d have expected and these could add up.


I did fit a kitchen for the first time a few years back elsewhere and I got one in Noyeks, doing the job saved a fortune, was around 3.3k all in for a smallish kitchen, a third to a quarter less than other quotes and included everything, it was a bit of a pain but worth it then and it was as good a finish as one a relative paid for, I dont have as much time now but it could still be a possibility.
Noyeks was ok and I will have a look there again but I recal they didnt have a lot of range or options.


Is there anywhere else that anyone would recommend that supplies AND supplies and fits that anyone would recommend? Location is in Dublin, so In or around Dublin for places (or further afield if someone knows anything outstanding in price/quality.
Ive heard of Lucan kitchens, and theres a place in Tallaght near an ALDI off the Belgard rd,
Any other recommendations?

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ikea

1874

Jason Creamy Statement wrote: »

ikea

I had them in mind, but Im not 100%, I thought the cabinets were not a standard size? and I dont think they go as deep? which would mean potentially adapting them to fit?
I suppose I shouldnt rule them out, I'll look them up online.

stratowide

1874 wrote: »

I had them in mind, but Im not 100%, I thought the cabinets were not a standard size? and I dont think they go as deep? which would mean potentially adapting them to fit?
I suppose I shouldnt rule them out, I'll look them up online.

I was in the same boat a while back.went around to loads of places and between no interest in getting back to me and crazy prices I called into IKEA for an appointment.
Best decision ever.More than helpful in there and 50% to 75% cheaper than the rest.

I'm a mechanic by trade and wouldn't have much experience with fitting kitchens.
But I gave the fitting a go myself.Finished up great.

Defo don't rule them out.id buy again in the morning.

stargazer 68

We installed an Ikea kitchen earlier this year and love it. Found great quality and loads of room. They guys up there were very helpful and I would go back to them if I was doing it again. We installed it ourselves so saved a fair bit.

Muahahaha

From what I gather Ikea charge 25% of the kitchen cost to install it. Then there is charges per appliance installed, it adds up pretty quick so if you can DIY all the better.

The Mulk

http://diykitchenshop.ie/shopping/mall/diykitchenshop/Homepage/;jsessionid=ED6858DF914757098E17B8B302B524F0

I used these last year, very impressed.
I was able to use their website to get a rough price, using the dimensions of my kitchen. Then e-mailed him my requirements for a final price.
Shopped around for appliances.
Bought handles in Ikea.
Paid a tiler to finish it off.
I picked a door style I liked in one store and sent him a picture and he sent me a code from one of his brochures, same with colour.
Only downside is he doesn't have a showroom