I'm thinking about buying a Howdens kitchen through someone I know who has a trade account with them. The people who are going to buy it for me wouldn't be able to fit it themselves because of a decreased workforce and if I did want to get it fitted throught them they would subby it out to someone to do it.
I'm a bit reluctant do this so I'm thinking of giving it a bash myself to keep cost down.
I've not done anything on this scale before but I'm fairly good at general DIY around the house.
Are they difficult to fit? Do you think I'd be OK to do it? Am I biting off more than I can chew?
The new kitchen isn't going to be too different to what is already up at the moment in terms of where new cupboards and worktops are going.
Isn't it just a case of taking old ones down and putting new ones up and making sure that they are all level and securely fixed?
I'll get a joiner to put the new worktops on as I have already been advised that this a major part of the process.
Sorry to bang on about so much but any opinions will be greatly appreciated.
I'm a bit reluctant do this so I'm thinking of giving it a bash myself to keep cost down.
I've not done anything on this scale before but I'm fairly good at general DIY around the house.
Are they difficult to fit? Do you think I'd be OK to do it? Am I biting off more than I can chew?
The new kitchen isn't going to be too different to what is already up at the moment in terms of where new cupboards and worktops are going.
Isn't it just a case of taking old ones down and putting new ones up and making sure that they are all level and securely fixed?
I'll get a joiner to put the new worktops on as I have already been advised that this a major part of the process.
Sorry to bang on about so much but any opinions will be greatly appreciated.