Cheapest kitchen units?

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That's exactly what I was about to suggest. I have some lovely oak doored units in my workshop :-)

Mike

I have reused pre-assembled units in my garage. Self-assembly units are designed to be assembled exactly once. I've seen very disappointing results when people think that will be able to take them out and reassemble them again (even back into the same place). In both cases, the whole lot was later ripped out again and replaced with new ones.

IKEA? I'm not up-to-date, but they were very good some years back.

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They still are :-)

Goto B&Q (or other kitchen place) and see if they have any damaged returned unit you could take off them for a nominal price. I got 3m of damaged kitchen worktop for £10 from B&Q many years ago for use in the garage. Damage was on front edge which ended up being part of a joint so was routed away before joining...

Reminds me of trying to buy worktop from Wickes. At some point, the forklift at driven into the pile, wrecking the front edge of every piece in exactly the same place...

As others have said, ikea is the cheapest it seems, thats where the kitchen for our bungalow is coming from, about 25 quid for a single size unit, complete with doors and drawer, but excluding knobs and feet, there are cheaper ones which are just a cupboard, i.e. no drawer,