Just bought.This kitchen

[DaphneDeloresMoorhead]

www.theusedkitchencompany.com/shop/large-kitchen-with-island-black-leathered-granite-worktops-and-appliances-used/

The appliances alone are £25k+

😍😍😍😍😍😍

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wow what a great buy. please update on how the fitting etc goes. i'm in the process of buying a house and am very keen to use the usedkitchencompany to get a nice solid kitchen (when i eventually extend)

i also like the usedkitchenexchange however the prices seem a bit high on there.

www.theusedkitchencompany.com/shop/ex-display-kitchen-with-island-worktops-and-appliances/

i love this one

Oh brilliant bargain - and how great that it won’t be going into landfill. Hope you have a clever fitter who can make it work for your layout, it’s amazing what they can do.

@DaphneDeloresMoorhead That will look very smart indeed! What a great idea - off to look for myself now!! Thanks for the tip! X

What an excellent buy. Our kitchen is a second hand John Lewis of hungerford one. Cost £200. No appliances though

wow that is lush my whole kitchen would fit in to half of that

@mklanch

i also like the usedkitchenexchange however the prices seem a bit high on there.

The UKE kitchens include dismantling which the other companies don't - the dismantle fee on this one is £2k plus but as we have friends in trades with vans we will be doing it ourselves

@minipie

Oh brilliant bargain - and how great that it won’t be going into landfill. Hope you have a clever fitter who can make it work for your layout, it’s amazing what they can do.

DH and his best mate will be fitting - Dh is very good at DIY and extremely fastidious, his mate is a carpenter

I'm considering doing an Instagram of the refurb

This is the current set up - flood damage, 1980s decor and all

How did you get on OP is the new kitchen in?

Oh we definitely need an update on this, come back, @DaphneDeloresMoorhead.
How exciting!

I'd also love an update too! Is it on Instagram?

I missed how much it cost. I'd love to see it fitted.

I've just sold my kitchen and appliances with Used Kitchen Exchange. It sold really quickly. With hindsight though, I'm a bit annoyed that I'm having to pay for the dismantle (£960).

On the plus side, it's their dedicated removals team, so it should be quick and not cause damage to the kitchen or walls etc. But it has cost me more than selling through one of the other firms doing this.

So who actually pays for the dismantling? As OP mentions paying as the buyer but pp mentions paying as the seller.

@mafted I'm selling through UKE and I have to pay for dismantling. The other used kitchen companies seem to put the responsibility on the buyer.

That's why I think I've paid too much! I'm only getting 55% of the sold price after paying for their commission plus VAT and the dismantle plus VAT.

@DaphneDeloresMoorhead
I’m so curious what is that glass dome in the floor

I’m so curious what is that glass dome in the floor

For me, it’s the alien egg pods on the counter.

The glass dome is stairs to a wine cellar.

Actually, it looks like the stairs are to reach the top shelves of the wine cellar and the dome is just to expose the wine cellar as a feature of the kitchen.

@GCAcademic
Of course ! Wow
How the other half live 🍷
cheers

Thanks @PoshWatchShitShoes I see now they're talking about two different companies.
I didn't even know there were companies doing this, I've only ever sold kitchens on marketplace.

Brilliant OP. I missed how much it cost, please remind and update on the refurbishment..