How to get the best deal when you buy a kitchen
If you’re planning to buy a kitchen, you’ll want to get the best deal — a high quality kitchen for the lowest possible price. Unless you’re one of those rare people for whom money’s no object, that balance of price and quality is crucial. So how can you go about getting it?
Where you won’t get the best deal
For most people setting out to buy a kitchen, the first stop is one of the big high street chains. After all, they’re constantly telling us they offer the best deals.
If you’re a little more adventurous, you might consider using a builder to access trade suppliers. This would mean the builder could get trade discounts, and that has to be good.
In fact, neither of these options is what it seems. It’s true that both offer reasonably cheap prices, however, they’re also cheap in terms of quality too. So, the units will be constructed from cheap, low density chipboard that will soon start to bow under the weight of the worktops. Similarly, the doors will usually be the low-quality foil, vinyl, PET or PVC wrapped types. The problem with these are they peel. So, if you’re looking for a decent quality kitchen that’s built to last, you’ll be better off looking elsewhere.
There are other problems too when you buy a kitchen from the chains or trade suppliers. The chains tend to charge a small fortune for the fitting – sometimes as much as the cost of the kitchen itself! You won’t have that problem with a trade supplier and builder. However, a general builder isn’t a specialist kitchen fitter and doesn’t have the expert knowledge for a perfect finish. Therefore, it’s likely that the standard of fit you’ll get from a builder will, at best, be average.
Where you will get the best deal
If you want to buy a high quality kitchen that’s built to last, you’ll need to go to an independent kitchen showroom. You’ll get units constructed from high density chipboard that will never bow under the weight of the worktops. Plus, you’ll get high quality painted & lacquered doors that will never peel. Plus, not only will your kitchen last much longer, it’ll will also be expertly fitted for similar to what most builders charges.
The downside, though, is that many independent kitchen showrooms charge a high price for their units. However, not all of them do! There are some independent showrooms where you can buy a high-quality kitchen for similar to what the chains and trade only suppliers charge for a low quality kitchen. But, how do you find them? We’ll that’s where I come in. I spent many years suppling kitchen showrooms all over the country. Therefore, I know which Independent kitchen showrooms in your area charge through the nose & which don’t.
So, if you want to get the best deal when you buy a kitchen, get in touch and we will recommend the best value kitchen showrooms in your area.
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Their kitchens cost similar to the chains and trade only suppliers, but are higher quality and will last longer.
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“The kitchen your guys came up with is far more competitive than anything I have had quoted so far and the quality is in a different league”
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“The price was similar to builders merchants and DIY chains, but the kitchen was much better quality”
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