Best place to buy a good kitchen

toby2111 · 11-06-2018 06:27PM

antoinolachtnai wrote: »

It is worth asking Ikea if there is anything they can do to reduce the price. I told them I had a particular budget one time and they went around the design, took out bits and pieces like internal drawers and the like and knocked 200 euros off the price.

Yeh, we'll probably book an appointment with Ikea Dublin but there's a long wait for them. Gonna give the plan to a few local places and see what they can do.

zzxx · 11-06-2018 09:50PM

Keep checking the appointments each day, people cancel last minute and you might just get a same day or next day slot at short notice. That's what I did. You can do the kitchen appointments in Carrickmines as well. And definitely give them your budget and they'll tailor to that. It's very easy to add/switch stuff afterwards if you can't afford everything at once

Ghostyned · 13-07-2018 01:14PM

Anyone ever buy kitchen from Eco Kitchens in Gullivers retail park Santry, was thinking of buying there....looking for some feedback

MightyMunster · 13-07-2018 09:30PM

Ghostyned wrote: »

Anyone ever buy kitchen from Eco Kitchens in Gullivers retail park Santry, was thinking of buying there....looking for some feedback

Yes, I did in 2016. Very happy with it and with the designer. Would definitely recommend it. I've probably posted pics of it at the time.

budhabob · 16-07-2018 12:49PM

toby2111 wrote: »

Yeh, we'll probably book an appointment with Ikea Dublin but there's a long wait for them. Gonna give the plan to a few local places and see what they can do.

IKEA will be by far the cheapest (based on my experience 2 years ago). Found them great, installed the kitchen ourselves, and still working great.

Heavy water · 01-08-2018 12:08AM

I used Eco. They were great. Really patient with all my changes. Delivery and installatiin all went smoothly. Excellent.follow on for a few small issues - door position needed to be adjusted. You get a free appliance _ I choose an induction hob (made by electrolux but with different name). Kitchen is made by Nobilia. Eco got.my stone.worktop -shopping around.on worktop didn't. yield any savings so got from Miller via Eco. Eco had really nice.laminate worktops too - the.laminates nowadays look great. Got appliances in Baize - ex display with full warranty. Ikea not as cheap as I expected but wooden worktops are great value and I used them in a different room for shelving. D1 kitchens.also very good.-few.friends.bought there. One got an in-frame wood kitchen painted in Farrow and Ball colour at a great price.
Sorry for all the full stops -I'm using my phone and they keep popping in.

Zelda247 · 01-08-2018 08:26AM

Thanks. I am going to take a look at Cash and Carry, ECo and D1 and get quotes.

Heavy water · 01-08-2018 09:16AM

Also Woodworkers in Terenure. Read about someone who bought heavy wood doors there and then got their own fitter. Worked out much cheaper than some kitchen shops.

Zelda247 · 01-08-2018 09:20AM

Thanks but I need someone who will remove the old kitchen, put in the new one, including new floors don't want the hassle of having to get someone to do stuff

GaGa21 · 11-08-2018 03:51PM

Zelda247 wrote:

Thanks. I am going to take a look at Cash and Carry, ECo and D1 and get quotes.

Any joy with your kitchen yet? Which quote worked out best?

Zelda247 · 11-08-2018 05:53PM

Still looking, was not impressed with Cash and Carry, looked badly made.

shaddupayaface · 11-08-2018 06:37PM

We got our kitchen last year from http://bespace.ie based in Blanchardstown. Their showrooms are amazing, great quality and gives you loads of ideas. Would highly recommend them, we dealt with Susan.

GaGa21 · 12-08-2018 09:05PM

shaddupayaface wrote:

Their showrooms are amazing, great quality and gives you loads of ideas. Would highly recommend them.

Look expensive? ,no prices on site.

shaddupayaface · 14-08-2018 07:52PM

GaGa21 wrote: »

Look expensive? ,no prices on site.

Yes, I thought the same but we got quotes from cash and carry and bespace and both came in the same but bespace trumped on quality and design. We had no issues at all and the fitter was excellent, his name escapes me right now. A year later and it's still looks brand new! I would recommend them to anyone.

I was in with them on Saturday for wardrobes and their wait times are long, can't fit me on until mid October. Probably the same for kitchens.

fermanagh_man · 15-08-2018 09:37AM

Has anyone had a kitchen fitted for less than 7K? Not necessary including appliances

Had quotes from
kitchen world - 10K
Hline Finglas - 8K
IKEA - 5K but not fully sold on them

Looking for matte finish kitchen for a kitchen in 4 bed semi-d to nothing to big

Going to check Kube and Eco

GaGa21 · 15-08-2018 11:32AM

fermanagh_man wrote:

Has anyone had a kitchen fitted for less than 7K? Not necessary including appliances

Id also get quotes from local kitchen fitters/ joiners. They can be cheaper than a lot of these places.

kuang1 · 15-08-2018 02:02PM

GaGa21 wrote: »

Id also get quotes from local kitchen fitters/ joiners. They can be cheaper than a lot of these places.

100% second this.
I'll be getting my kitchen from a small local outfit here in Waterford. I went to no less than 8 kitchen providers for quotes, these guys came in as the 2nd cheapest (homebase were cheaper) but having seen 2 kitchens they've done, combined with the bespoke aspect it was a no brainer for me.

Mind you house isn't built yet so can't back up my opinion with anything real just yet!

seamus · 15-08-2018 02:23PM

Got a good price from Noyeks in Ballymount. Not sure about fitting costs, as we have someone already doing it. Entire kitchen length is 9 metres, no island, no appliances, extra high larder units, came in around €5.5k ex VAT

One thing to remember in your pricing is that a difference price comes about if you buy a kitchen and hire a fitter separately.

If you hire someone to supply & fit a kitchen, they will charge you 13.5% VAT on everything.

If you buy a kitchen and hire someone to install it, you'll pay 23% on the kitchen and 13.5% on the fitting.

Devious · 10-01-2019 10:44PM

kuang1 wrote: »

100% second this.
I'll be getting my kitchen from a small local outfit here in Waterford. I went to no less than 8 kitchen providers for quotes, these guys came in as the 2nd cheapest (homebase were cheaper) but having seen 2 kitchens they've done, combined with the bespoke aspect it was a no brainer for me.

Mind you house isn't built yet so can't back up my opinion with anything real just yet!

Hi, just wondering if you got this kitchen in yet? I'm based in Waterford as well and building a house so I'm looking at kitchens at the minute. Would you mind telling me who the kitchen supplier is as well?

kuang1 · 11-01-2019 02:25AM

Devious wrote: »

Hi, just wondering if you got this kitchen in yet? I'm based in Waterford as well and building a house so I'm looking at kitchens at the minute. Would you mind telling me who the kitchen supplier is as well?

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Cocomonkey · 11-01-2019 09:49PM

kuang1 wrote: »

Devious wrote: »

Hi, just wondering if you got this kitchen in yet? I'm based in Waterford as well and building a house so I'm looking at kitchens at the minute. Would you mind telling me who the kitchen supplier is as well?

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Would you mind telling me who the kitchen supplier is too? I'm also based in the south East and am building at the moment. Thanks

kuang1 · 12-01-2019 11:28AM

Cocomonkey wrote: »

Would you mind telling me who the kitchen supplier is too? I'm also based in the south East and am building at the moment. Thanks

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