Using IKEA's kitchen fitters advice

TediousProcess · 01-03-2020 08:13PM #1

Hi all,

I am about to commit to a new kitchen installation with IKEA. Have been really impressed with IKEA so far and after doing some thinking, I am going to go with using their recommended fitters for the job itself.

I know nothing about DIY and I know I'm paying a premium for using their contractors but I trust they'll do a good job and I'll have some recourse with IKEA if there are any problems, which I imagine I wouldn't if I went with someone independent.

Does anyone have any words of wisdom or watchouts I should be aware of? Any advise would be much appreciate. I've been researching some basic DIY but I can't understate how little I know!

Thanks,
TP

Michelinextra. · 01-03-2020 08:59PM

Watch the electrical

I saw where one of their fitters did the work himself,presumably to save cost of a REC

TediousProcess · 01-03-2020 10:06PM

Michelinextra. wrote: »

Watch the electrical

I saw where one of their fitters did the work himself,presumably to save cost of a REC

Thanks for that. May I ask what region this was as I think they have different contractors for different parts of the country.

Cerco · 01-03-2020 10:28PM

If you are installing any gas appliance, you will need an RGI.

Get the IKEA family card, if you don’t have one already. They will replace any broken items even if you cause it yourself.

TediousProcess · 01-03-2020 10:55PM

Cerco wrote: »

If you are installing any gas appliance, you will need an RGI.

Get the IKEA family card, if you don’t have one already. They will replace any broken items even if you cause it yourself.

Thanks for that and good to know about the family card. I do have one but have never really used it so that’s really interesting.

Using IKEA's kitchen fitters advice

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