ᐅ Experiences with Online Kitchen Showrooms

Tolentino schrieb:

If I source the electrical components myself and skip the wall cabinets, I will probably stay under 15,000.

According to the consultant, removing the electrical appliances is possible.

I find the delivery and installation cost quite steep, don’t you?

Is it the Bora Pure or Pure X? Regardless of the supplier, I would go for the X model, as the full-surface induction is really convenient.

The X is a bit more expensive.

DaSch17 schrieb:

I find the item “delivery & installation” quite expensive, don’t you?

From my comparisons, it’s not that high. Maybe 200-300 more expensive than the cheapest competitor I have a quote from.

Tarnari schrieb:

Is it the Bora Pure or Pure X? I would choose the X regardless of the supplier, the surface induction is really convenient.

It’s just the Pure. I think I would buy the cooktop myself.
My father-in-law can handle all the connections.

Tolentino schrieb:

According to my comparisons, it’s not that high.

Okay. Wow. But the cabinets all come pre-assembled, right?

Is it possible to do the kitchen installation yourself as well?

No idea – it might depend on the manufacturer? That was the case with my current Nolte kitchen.
Self-assembly – well, it probably depends on how straightforward the design is. Officially, you’re not allowed to do the connections yourself, and it’s also an insurance issue.
I need to plan carefully if I really go to Ikea. Everything comes in separate parts, so assembling it all is quite a big task.
The countertop is another topic where I’m not sure if I could manage it.
I feel confident leveling the cabinets, but adjusting all the gaps between doors and drawers precisely is quite fiddly.