Lukas Kasik

Sun 05 Jan 2014 11:54pm

Hi Anne, i don't think that the price of new kitchen and fitting is going to be less than just fitting an ex display kitchen, but a lot of builders will push you to buy a new kitchen , simply because it's less hassle and they still make these money. As long as you think, you can fit your ex-display kitchen units into your kitchen area , try to get more quotes from local kitchen fitters. Good luck Lukas

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Edward Thompson

Wed 01 Jan 2014 07:24pm

Hi Anne the problem with ex-display kitchens is the units you have determine the kitchen layout rather than getting the best design for your kitchen space, if the kitchen units are still being manufactured you maybe able to purchase some extra units to improve the layout. But that said I have fitted ex-display kitchens and ended up with a good job, it just depends how well the unit layout fits into your kitchen and how tight your budget is. Thanks. Ed.

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Michael Tucker

Thu 02 Jan 2014 12:12pm

Hello Anne, The service in getting advice/survey is free and you should get 3 tradesmen to quote so you should use it. Tradesmen pay for the opportunity to quote on your job. It is important to give tradesmen contacting you the opportunity to do so, the advice you receive is free. You are not obliged to use any of them. Regards Michael

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George Cattier

Sat 04 Jan 2014 09:29am

Your best bet is to get 2 or 3 quotes from kitchen fitters to install the units you've brought and also ask them to quote for a magnet or similar quality kitchen.

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