Best places to look for build in kitchen appliances

[RemaL]

Mum's having a new kitchen fitted in the next month or so. She's got the kitchen designed and a good freind to fit the kitchen. But apart from Comets, currys and Costco ( the last being the best place for price with the american style fridge she wants.

So thinking with the help of the PH massive, could anyone recommend places to look for dishwashers, ovens and hobs and washing machines that I can have a look online and give her an idea of prices and such like. She likes the thought of built in WM and dishwasher. Both are needed as the WM is on it's last legs and she has never had a dishwahser before

cheers

Edited by RemaL on Monday 2nd August 16:47

[anonymous-user]

BUILT-IN!!!!!! Bloody motorbiking peasant and your misplaced "D"s.

[RemaL]

garyhun said:

BUILT-IN!!!!!! Bloody motorbiking peasant and your misplaced "D"s.

bks, you know what I ment Gary. FFS MOD's please change my poor spelling on the title

So gary can you help???

[anonymous-user]

TO be honest - I'd go to lots of kitchen design companies/showrooms etc to get an idea of what's available. Once you have that then shop online.

As a matter of interest - why not use the kitchen Co who are putting in the kitchen?

Try John Lewis or these guys http://www.kitchenscience.co.uk

Just google Kitchen Appliances - tons out there.

Edited by anonymous-user on Monday 2nd August 16:55

[RemaL]

My cousin who's putting in the kitchen used to work for wickes and put in my kitchen. She's going for a wickes kitchen and they want £1700 just to fit it and the oven, hob etc. my cousin will do it for half that if not less. As for buying appliances from Wickes I have priced up some of their stuff and many of the bits are alot more expensive than say Argos for a hob and oven

[Phooey]

John Lewis.

[thinfourth2]

Built in appliances appear to be smaller and more expensive then their ordinary brothers I wouldn't bother

[Simpo Two]

But look much nicer IMHO.

So many otherwise-nice kitchens are spoiled a by washing machine sticking out that looks like a piece of lunar module.

[jet_noise]

Dear Simpo Two,

Simpo Two said:

But look much nicer IMHO.

So many otherwise-nice kitchens are spoiled a by washing machine sticking out that looks like a piece of lunar module.

...but surely that's a good thing
I'd quite like a kitchen that looks like a lunar module...






...Mrs Noise may not agree ,

regards,
Jet

[RemaL]

They look better but are a pain to fix, i've had to sort out my grans built in WM. so any links to places other than john lewis that sells them online?

[frosted]

2 month ago I started a thread about where to sell built in appliences .

Besides that , eBay has the best prices at the moment , key is to buy older brand new models

[miniman]

Online, I have had good deals and service from www.appliancesonline.co.uk which is the same as Next appliances, Sainsbury's appliances and several others.

However as you are in the South West, you could do worse than heading over to the outlet village at Swindon and seeing what John Lewis have in their store there. Ideal for built in appliances as normally they have a dent on them somewhere which, of course, you'll never see.

[RemaL]

cheers, wel she's picked up a new oven, from a local place in bristol. Hob and a few other bits. just looking into the rest for her. Gardener haskins in bristol seem to have a load so will be looking at that soon