How much did your kitchen cost?

[ProfessorCalculus]

We've just had ours done It's about 10sq m I think. We spent:

£1,800 on the units (Ikea)
£1,200 on installation
£1,000 on range cooker and hood (Rangemaster)
£800 on American fridge freezer (Beko)
£300 on flooring (vinyl)
Prob about another £100 on decoration and bits and bobs

A grand total of £5,200.

Just wondering how this compares and whether we got a bargain.

My kitchen is 21' long and 9' wide, don't know how this measures up in sq m but feel free to work it out.
We bought it from Moben, there are no wall units as it is a very narrow kitchen and I didn't want it to feel 'closed in'.
We bought everything from Moben and they installed it.
We had the units (they are solid oak),
oven (Neff)
A 2nd oven/microwave (Neff)
hob (neff)
hood (neff)
fridge freezer (miele)
washer/dryer (miele) this is built in
dishwasher (miele) also built in
wine cooler

All the above including installation came to £9,000
The floor is tiled, the materials cost £190 and the work cost £200.
The walls are just painted, cost around £30.
The work tops are granite, I sourced these separately costing £3,000 including fitting.

I then spent around £150 on blinds and at least another £500 on accessories, kttle, toaster, crockery, cutlery etc etc.

So it cost in the region of £15,000.
It is beautiful and I love it, although I think it cost a lot of money but the standard is very high, the fit is great and did take a whole week and the work tops in granite were a luxury that I have always wanted.

It depends on the quality of yours whether you got a bargain or not and what kind of accessories you bought etc. It sounds like a fair price though.

7k knock through (with skimming and residual fireplace work

9k aga

2k stove and fitting

3.5k floor

2.5k plumbing and lights

24k without units /worktop

Yikes Ria!
Plod, it sounds fab. Do you have pictures?

God, I thought we were just talking the kitchen itself. We had skimming work done, wall bricked up and another knocked out and french door put in. Prob an extra £1500.
Ria you wo the Euro millions?!
Will hunt some pics out and get em on

Anyone else want to share?

I want to see Ria's kitchen!

I'd like to know what kind of floor costs £3.5k

lynette i have NO kitchen .. look closely you will see no units!

Its two rooms knowked through so big but bloody bare

has Ria got diamond coated floor tiles?we need to know!

just wood that my builder sourced not flash at all

We're right in the middle of having it done, so I'm doing this for my own piece of mind as much as anything else.
£5200 for the units, dishwasher, cooker hood, sink taps etc all fitted.
The cooker was £400 and smeg fridge was my treat at £400.
The flooring will be about £1,000 but we need a new floor so it's not just tiles or whatever but boards going down first.
Plastering I think will be about £600 in total with lighting and the electrics I still don't know, that'll be a surprise lol

Tricky as we had a ton of building work done making the dining room and kitchen one.

Building work -- gas installation/gutting kitchen/putting down floor/tiling/plastering/rewiring/installing units/lighting - £5,000

Custom made units - £5,000 including installation.

About 30 square meters?

what are the units like ilovemrobama

Just remembered, £200 for tiling and plastering (bargain).

The units are Shaker style. Sort of.

Our carpenter made them, and I wanted them to be sprayed professionally. He only knew a guy who does motorcycle spraying

Anyway, it seemed to work...

interesting ilovemydog!

I am asking a local joiner to copy a kitchen i have seen and love.....i would love tips on the spray paint finish!

do those sums include your worktop Ilovemydogs?

i dont think mine is expensive...

If you take away the aga and the building work I am hoping to pay a couple of grand for units ( might be a wee bit optimistic) and then worktop and floor

bought the tiles in a sale so they are £250