Surely they must be losing money using a minimium six pack purchase sale.
Some kithens will only accomodate two or three units of this size along with smaller units
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17 years ago
If they thought they could make more money selling a minimum of 3, 4 or 5 they would do so.
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17 years ago
I had always read it as a minimum 6 cabinets mix and match, not 6 each of every size required.
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17 years ago
The message from "The3rd Earl Of Derby" contains these words:
They're possibly trying to stop individuals for some reason, preferring to aim at the trade market. That is, after all, allegedly what they're there for!
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You could be right? and it should be outlined like so if it is the case.
However what if someone gets a kitchen fitted using them units,6 months down the line one of the cabinets gets damaged for some reason and it needs replacing. Will they accomodate the sale of one unit sale?
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True but these cabinets where made by Howdens so why would a tradesman buy from the middleman when he can go direct to the manufacturer and get them cheaper.
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He is, I just phoned them to check!
there is some more info here as well:
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However what if someone gets a kitchen fitted using them units,6 months
Did not ask that, but I expect they would.
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>>> However what if someone gets a kitchen fitted using them units,6
for some reason the pdf file comes up then disappears.
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The link was to a web page not a PDF!
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It took me to the same URL I posted but right at the bottom of the page there was a PDF file on conditions to purchasing.