SWMBO has asked that if I don't get the new job i'm going for (which would mean a major move south) we can do the kitchen in our existing house next summer.She's seen something on the Aga website that she likes - but I'm fecked if I've seen it anywhere before.Anyone know who makes this - or anything even remotely like it's the cram thick set shaker style one with the doors *inside* the carcases - not on the top of.I'm expecting you'll all say - that's hand built mate - in which case she can start looking again :)CheersDan.

Try contacting Aga, Dan. They are very helpful and should be able togive you the info.I'm fairly sure you're right about handbuilt, though.You could get her the Aga instead :-)

Anyone know who makes this kitchen?

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Neil Jones 21 years ago

Found the tin but it just has "Phoenix ref: ", "Client: " and "Colour: Boston Cream". No phone number or anything like that.

Neil

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Dan delaMare-Lyon 21 years ago

Neil, it's a start - thanks :)

Cheers Dan.

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Neil Jones 21 years ago

"Colour:

You're welcome. However, I may have misled you slightly on the cost. I dug out the quote we had from the kitchen installer from June 2001 and the in-frame doors worked out as an extra £50 per door, + VAT.

Hope this doesn't put you off too much - I really like the style of an in-frame door vs lay-on.

HTH

Neil

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Dan delaMare-Lyon 21 years ago

£50 *per door* - for £50 per door I could buy the tools and make the damn thing myself! Hmmm - will have to ponder a bit I think. We don't actaully need that many cabinets - but SWMBO will be designing - I'll just be saying - give me an extra 4 inches there for pipes etc etc.

Realised last night that this will be the perfect arrangemetn (the way we will *have* to do the kitchen) to pull all the power for under cabinet lights/new sockets etc in a relatively easy way - so although it will take a time to do - everything will be hidden. Whoo - that's so much nicer.

Cheers Dan.

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Neil Jones 21 years ago

Yes, well, in the context of a whole new kitchen with new applicances, plus the extra costs involving laying in gas, water, drainage, rewiring, adding a new spur for the cooker, tiling and laying the floor, it didn't seem so significant at the time...

Neil

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