Kitchen supply refit.

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After Christmas we are looking to replace our old kitchen, we thought about using WREN but after my reading of previous customers experiences we are not so sure now.
Any leads/recommendations please.

[eccles]

A chap I know in Crowfield has just used Wickes in Ipswich and can't praise them highly enough.

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Thanks Eccles.
Any other mentions please?

[herbialfa]

Don't use B & Q!

My mate had a kitchen delivered from there and a gang of 4 men to rip out & install in 2 days.

Apparently 1 door was missing so they sent the biggest lad to B & Q with a screw driver to take the door off the display model in the store to get the job finished!!!!!!

JOB DONE!

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herbialfa said:

Don't use B & Q!

My mate had a kitchen delivered from there and a gang of 4 men to rip out & install in 2 days.

Apparently 1 door was missing so they sent the biggest lad to B & Q with a screw driver to take the door off the display model in the store to get the job finished!!!!!!

JOB DONE!

Oh dear!! novel approach
I was looking forward to progress with Wren until I read some customer feedback online. Seems like good kit and good fitting/price, problem is if something is wrong with the kit, most people said its a one star customer service to get fixed.

[digger the goat]

You could always contact a reputable local builder

[pk500]

do you know one then digger

digger the goat said:

You could always contact a reputable local builder

[digger the goat]

pk500 said:

I used to like you ...

At least my car is black... and the brown bits are natural..

[jamieandthemagic]

My mate is a freelance carpenter who builds kitchens for "plain English" as a subbie......... Very high end kitchens.

If you want something good, he's the man, and you won't pay "plain English" prices.

I have also seen him do wonders with standard carcasses as well.

Pm me if you want his details.