Everyone has their opinions about the differences in quality/cost ratio between B&Q/Wickes, Kitchen Direct (middle of the market) and Poggenpohl (top), but what actually is the difference between the B&Q type and say a KItchens Direct. They have all thi stuff about quality of the carcase and materials but is this really so important? They have 95% density boards and claim that B&Q has 55% density. Does it really matter or not? Will a heavy door end up falliing off a B&Q cabinet if it puts strain on the carcase?
MY original view is that its how well the kitchen is installed and carcases assmebled that matters and not what material the carcase is made of, but this is probably wrong.
Any tips on where I can buy units which will be best performance/price ratio. I want a kitchen to last 10 years and had been thinking of a B&Q/Wickes level spend and getting good quality doors on a standard carcaase. Is there any good alternative or would these be good enough.
Many thanks