SOLD Kitchen with Appliances £100 (1 Viewer)

[Mike Kiff]

Fitted kitchen 14 units, built in oven with the unit, Extractor fan, Dishwasher, Gas hob, Sink and taps, work tops,

BARGAIN £100
Mike.
Devon
Tel 01271 816117

 

[rosalan]

Picture would help a lot!

 

[Mike Kiff]

Photos will be available for interested persons via email for serious persons.
Mike
Tel 01271816117

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[EuroTrotters]

Just what I am looking for !

Manchester!

 

[Mike Kiff]

Photos will be available for interested persons via email for serious persons.
Mike
Tel 012718161179

 

[EuroTrotters]

May I ask how old?

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[Mike Kiff]

About 18 years,

 

[Robert Clark]

A cheaper option may be to contact your local kitchen showroom
They’d give you a kitchen for free rather than pay to put it in a skip

 

[Mike Kiff]

Why waste time for such crap comets.

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[Yorick]

A cheaper option may be to contact your local kitchen showroom
They’d give you a kitchen for free rather than pay to put it in a skip

I don't understand that ?

 

[Robert Clark]

I don't understand that ?

We supplied and fitted kitchens for over 20 years
There’s no value in the old kitchens you rip out
Infact it costs hundreds to put them in a skip
Ask any kitchen fitter and they’ll give you a free kitchen that they’ve removed

 

[Ivory55]

As you fitted kitchens why do they not beef up the sink unit. It’s the one that stands more chance of getting wet and over loaded with heavy detergent bottles etc.

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[Robert Clark]

As you fitted kitchens why do they not beef up the sink unit. It’s the one that stands more chance of getting wet and over loaded with heavy detergent bottles etc.

A quality kitchen would never suffer a soggy bottom
Like most things in life you get what you pay for

 

[Ivory55]

A quality kitchen would never suffer a soggy bottom
Like most things in life you get what you pay for

I been chasing soggy bottoms all my life. Haha

 

[Mike Kiff]

Time waster

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[Robert Clark]

.

 

[Mike Kiff]

Don’t bother to comment Robert Clark and wast time.

 

[TheBig1]

bung it in facebook local selling group or gumtree and it will sell in a couple of hours, just don't mention the age

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[olley]

We supplied and fitted kitchens for over 20 years
There’s no value in the old kitchens you rip out
Infact it costs hundreds to put them in a skip
Ask any kitchen fitter and they’ll give you a free kitchen that they’ve removed

Unless the client asked we didn't take them out gently.
Hundreds? I used to pay £25

 

[TheBig1]

Unless the client asked we didn't take them out gently.

likewise, they took less room in the van and then the skip at the yard. Anything over a couple of years old, you couldn't give away. Then in the last couple of years, things changed and people are keen to recycle, as older quality units are far better made than warehouse crap

 

[olley]

A quality kitchen would never suffer a soggy bottom
Like most things in life you get what you pay for

You also need a quality kitchen fitter.

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[Robert Clark]

Don’t bother to comment Robert Clark and wast time.

Only trying to save some sucker from paying £100 foe something that should be in the skip

 

[olley]

likewise, they took less room in the van and then the skip at the yard. Anything over a couple of years old, you couldn't give away. Then in the last couple of years, things changed and people are keen to recycle, as older quality units are far better made than warehouse crap

From personal experience I would argue that, remember Ram kitchens? From looking at wicks and b&q they are much better than they used to be, 18mm carcase and steel runners, instead of the then common 15mm and plastic runners.

 

[TheBig1]

the warehouse offerings must have really stepped up then

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[Robert Clark]

From personal experience I would argue that, remember Ram kitchens? From looking at wicks and b&q they are much better than they used to be, 18mm carcase and steel runners, instead of the then common 15mm and plastic runners.

Some customers know the price of everything
And the value of nothing

 

[mitzimad]

A quality kitchen would never suffer a soggy bottom
Like most things in life you get what you pay for

ive worked on 60 k kitchens im yet to see one survive a flood very well

 

[chaser]

having had to put a kitchen in pretty quick before xmas, i was amazed at the quality of b&q units , all very solid and simple to put together, look great and appear to be well able to last years.

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[Ivory55]

Everything has its place. No point spending 50 grand on a kitchen for a 30 grand house, it won’t make the house worth anymore.

 

[chaser]

Everything has its place. No point spending 50 grand on a kitchen for a 30 grand house, it won’t make the house worth anymore.

not knocking bespoke kitchens just saying what i found

 

[M-J]

Is this a for sale thread or a discussion?

Not interested? Move along.

Want to discuss kitchen values, pros and cons of new v old and removal techniques/costs? Why not start your own thread.

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