i am looking for a reasonable quality kitchen to fit into a house i am renovating to move into myself for now but intend to rent out within 2/3 yrs max when buy another house..my mate has an account at staxx in leeds and can get me a kitchen at trade price as a favour..i have seen them in the magazine and they look fine without actually going over as yet to have a look at them physically..my mate reckons for the units i need i can prob get the kitchen for £1000/1200 all in as opposed to £2000 at for example howdens albeit better quality from the latter, as anyone purchased a kitchen from staxx & would reccomend or not ?? + would it matter that much if i bought 15mm carcass or would you suggest buy 18mm ? if it meant that it lasted a few more yrs with the 18mm for sake of a couple of hundred quid difference i would sway towards 18mm as you still have the fitting costs on top if you did have to replace it sooner rather than later ? cheers again
staxx kitchens ??
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Don't know about staxx but check out http://www.benchmarxjoinery.co.uk/?...=&specialist=NONE&maxDistance=100&bounceback=
They are Howden quality but generally a little cheaper.
They are Howden quality but generally a little cheaper.
cheers will lokk at benchmarkarx... + i have 8700mm-8800mm space for my top corner unit up to the windows etc..what unit(s) could i fit into that space any ideas guys ? was meant to be a 905mm-905mm top corner unit but have since had the whole kitchen dot n dabbed thus losing space!
You can fit any units you need in that space, 600mm units will fill the space cheaper than smaller unit.
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