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Old 07-01-2011, 01:40 PM
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Default home overhaul... ideas help please!

hey there everyone, weve just moved into a new place at the end of november and it is a little tired so weve decided to overhaul the kitchen and bathroom to renew everything a bit, make it feel loved and up to date.
still in the real early idea stages and i wandered if anyone had recently done anything that they really liked and wanted to share it, to inspire me!
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Old 16-04-2011, 12:04 PM
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Default Re: home overhaul... ideas help please!

We recently, well 2008-2009, renovated our bungalow.
As far as refurbishment is concerned, look for reasonably priced units, mix and match from one manufacturer / supplier with another.
Our experience was mixing IKEA and B&Q products making it modern, stylish and relatively inexpensive.
Buy from the internet on other things, often considerably less expensive than in store and hunt round for individual small fitters for specific work.
Not a bad idea to use Check a trade, not always reliable, but better than a swift kick to the posterior.
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Old 08-05-2011, 01:17 PM
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Default Re: home overhaul... ideas help please!

i would suggest check a trade as a good starting point
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Old 18-05-2011, 01:12 AM
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Default Re: home overhaul... ideas help please!

I've vast experience in refurnishing houses, your best bet is to stay away from IKEA and Moben and such, for what your getting its far too dear, try your local Howdens, we find they are the cheapest by far, and the stuff is good quality too. B&Q are okay, but try to see when they have offers on complete sets, its also worth noting that they dont always include decent fittings.
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