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fitted kitchen recommendations?

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  1. SUPERFAN

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    Looking to get a new kitchen fairly soon,anyone any recommendations?
    Any websites/shops worth checking out,if anyone knows of anyone doing any special offers at the mo I'd appreciate the info.
    I'll be looking for someone reliable to fit it also unless I can buy it and get it fitted from the one shop,that'd be even better?
     
    #1 SUPERFAN, Jan 3, 2012
  2. elvis

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    #2 elvis, Jan 3, 2012
  3. bobby benitez

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    Willie depending on the state of the presses you could just get new doors from IKEA and have a new kitchen in a couple of hours. I done it last year for less than €100. I didn't need a new work top or anything but you can get them in IKEA for next to nothing too.
     
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    cash and carry kitchen usually do good deals willie
    and the price of installation depends on the price of the kitchen no flat fee
     
    #4 fitzpatrickgary, Jan 3, 2012
  5. Garrett

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    Hi Willie,

    Another option open to you, particularly if you only need new doors on presses etc is to check our prices with The Paneling Centre - they tend to offer better quality, at prices not far off IKEA, or so my uncle tells me.
     
    #5 Garrett, Jan 3, 2012
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    Would agree with recommendations so far but I would stay away from IDK Kitchens on the Long Mile Road.
     
    #6 Anfield Old Boys, Jan 3, 2012
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    A place in East Wall Willie named Aloco Kitchens - if you want to try them giveme a PM for as contact with them.
     
    #7 wertyu, Jan 3, 2012
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    The auld pair got a new Kitchen fitted about 2 weeks ago.Came to about 3k for the presses and work tops.I dont think the tiles were inlcuded in that either.It was from some wexford company.Probabaly be a bit too far for you though willie.
     
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    BnQ in liffey valley retail park are pretty good and have a massive show room. They will also fit it for you. NOt sure what their reputation is like but Id imagine its pretty good. They will send people out to plan it free of charge also..
     
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