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Postby soc » Fri May 26, 2006 11:27 pm

We're looking at a house that needs to be renovated, including a new kitchen and bathrooms. Any got any good recommendations for kitchen suppliers? Anyone fitted or had a kitchen/bathroom fitted recently? Any idea what kind of money we're talking? Anyone got any idea how much granite costs or how it's priced?

The reason I ask is I've had figures from 7k to 20k thrown at me from a variety of different people so if anyone has done this recently and can give me 'real' ballpark figures I'd appreciate it....
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Postby Muad_dib77 » Sat May 27, 2006 9:22 am

I haven't done it myself - but I've heard from several people that you're best of getting your units from one place - and if you're going for a granite work top get it made to order from a stone-cutter place..it takes a bit longer for the process to finish but apparently you get it a fair bit cheaper... worth checking out?
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Postby Myfeckin FTO » Sat May 27, 2006 11:54 am

My family run a Kitchen manufacturing business (though I'm not involved) - asking about how much a kitchen costs is like asking how much a car costs - can typically range from 3K up to 20K. A good size kitchen with a solid frame and solid doors (I like maple) - and accessories like stainless steel hob,oven,microwave, extractor etc with a nice countersunk sink on a granite worktop will def cost in the region of 12K - as its the focal point of most peoples houses I feel its worth it - a kitchen like that would be for life - if you go down the route of buying an MDF door and chipboard frame with basic accessories for 6K then you'll end up changing it again in a few years.

We don't do any work in Dublin though - all mid-west based - otherwise I'm sure I'd have been able to help you.
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Postby CJ » Sat May 27, 2006 11:56 am

Shane, the bro in law is in the building trade, he's undertakes a lot of kitchen conversions, extentions etc, I can ask him whats sorta money you're talkin' if you want to pm me specifics.

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