Hi,
I'm about to order a full Kitchen from IKEA and also several Bathroom furniture's. Any experiences with this, gents?
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Hi,
I'm about to order a full Kitchen from IKEA and also several Bathroom furniture's. Any experiences with this, gents?
Think you just pay extra to have someone fit it.Quote:
Originally Posted by looneytune
Yeah. I was trying to say to the staff that there's "always" some tiling/painting/small water work that "comes" with a kitchen installation, not just the furniture assembly and wall mounting. However, we had some traditional thai confusion when I said that - and I came out of the meeting somewhat less confident.
What I'm trying to say is, I would rather pay up to the contractor Ikea is using if they would do "everything".
Perhaps make an offer when they're here assembling the kitchen...
I'm sure your units will come with full fitting instructions. Good luck.
How to get IKEA assembly instructions?
How it works
- Search for your product at the top of the page and go to your product's page.
- Scroll down the product information page and click product details. A pop-up will open with a link to Assembly & other documents.
- Click Assembly & other documents to open tab. The product assembly instructions will be listed.
Assembly Instructions - IKEA
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If you've got the paint etc. We normally just slip the guys fitting it a couple of hundred bahtQuote:
Originally Posted by looneytune
The answer I was hoping for. Bless!Quote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
Can't say I trust Thais to do quality work. If I can't do the job meself I get a German to do it who lives up the road. Now he is good.Quote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
me too I have to use a retired Austrian carpenter as cannot afford hatlerQuote:
Originally Posted by Pragmatic
If unpacking yourself (or family peeking) make sure you
Count your nuts
If DIY save the instruction pictures or use IKEA linky and
Don't end up with a screw loose.
I would select tradesman by personal recommendation over price or availability, the good ones are always busy the cowboys can always start immediately and if your own home cause more damage to tiles, electrics. Good tradesman cost more up front but then you get quality.
Good luck post up the resulting photos