Kitchens in Homebase

Tisserand · 18-05-2011 11:17PM #1

I am thinking of buying a kitchen at Homebase. It will be inexpensive at just under €2,000 but I would appreciate feedback from anybody who has bought fitted kitchens at Homebase as to quality, customer service, standard of fit-out etc. I live in the Midlands so would be dealing with Homebase in Portlaoise.

kitchens decks · 19-05-2011 12:01AM

i fitted a homebase kitchen for a customer in mounthrath, i couldnt fault the kitchen , i worked in alot of kitchen companys and nowdays flat pack are as gud a standard, only thing i would say is i didnt use most of the fittings supplied i used my own (screws, hinges) there fittings wouldnt be 100percent, if your walls are off a little it can get tricky so make sure wall units are well put together, i know two guys in homebase kitchens dep, sound nice guys , best of luck wit kitchen

Tisserand · 19-05-2011 12:05AM

That's great to hear, many thanks.

Buford T Justice · 19-05-2011 08:22PM

I've fitted two of them. One in my own house, and one in a student house. Can't fault them really. They're good for the price they cost. That said, I would use my own screws and wall fixings etc......

Over both installations, only one of the bottom carcasses was damaged and it was only at the back, so not visible.

Tisserand · 19-05-2011 08:32PM

Thanks a mil for that advice.

makon_mc · 30-05-2011 02:29PM

Did you think about kitchens from IKEA ?

www.ikea.ie

they offer 25 years warranty.

ewanalex · 07-07-2011 09:39AM

I was in Rite Price Kicthens (in Athlone) yesterday and they seemed good value too, not a huge range to be honest but had all the popular ranges and very reasonable, i was quoted approx 4k for a 4m x 4m room with island (not inc appliances or worktops)

PocoRoco88 · 24-08-2021 10:09AM

Did anyone use Homebase for kitchens recently? I priced up about 6 suppliers and Homebase came in the most cost-effective, even including appliances, and now are running a 20% off promotion.

Kitchens in Homebase

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