So the guys who supply rigid crow about it and the flat packers don't really say anything.. Gets me wondering:
These rigid cabinets must have been a flatpack once, some nugget in the factory assembles it and then some overworked delivery driver in a rush slams it in the back of his van and hurtles across country lanes with it - is it really better in the end?
I've a feeling that the rigid stuff will end up potentially far more wobbly by the time it gets to site, depending on how it's been treated, if it truly is flatpack-assembled-by-someone-else..
..so is there something I'm missing? Are rigid kitchens glued n screwed together differently? or is this a marketing con?
These rigid cabinets must have been a flatpack once, some nugget in the factory assembles it and then some overworked delivery driver in a rush slams it in the back of his van and hurtles across country lanes with it - is it really better in the end?
I've a feeling that the rigid stuff will end up potentially far more wobbly by the time it gets to site, depending on how it's been treated, if it truly is flatpack-assembled-by-someone-else..
..so is there something I'm missing? Are rigid kitchens glued n screwed together differently? or is this a marketing con?