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29/01/15

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Originally posted by hardluckminer ↑

IKEA 6/10 depending on range u go for and how its put together....being put together correctly makes all the difference
KABOODLE 6.5/10 slightly better materials...but gotta be fixed correctly.
The warranty from both is pretty good.
But it should be cos both are basically crap.
If the rental is long term, like more than 5 years, then better to buy something real, second hand, and install yourself or get decent chippy to do the hard yakka.
a well designed, hard wearing kitchen will get you 10-30 bucks more per week, will make the joint easier to rent, and will generally make you life as a landlord much less stressful.
Get you calculator out and do the sums. do it right and you'll have far less grief in the longer term.
IMHO

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Thanks for the info. I would look to put in a secondhand one - but it can be hard to get one to fit the area you want and quite frankly what I have seen on offer lately they have not exactly been cheap either.
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