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The Masters kitchens look pretty good - they were nicer than the ones in my local bunnings IMO.
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Jamie
I've seen some great (and not so great) retail 'flat-pack' kitchens. The best one I have seen was an Ikea kitchen, it had a fantastic gloss finish which I'm told is a higher quality than the Bunnings versions.
are we talking about the cheaper end?
Bunnings have a $780odd one, and its not bad
we have tenants moving out of an IP in April and we plan on replacing the kitchen. Have compared Bunnings, Masters, Ikea and Mitre 10 and have settled on getting the cabinets and doors etc from Ikea and the benchtop from Bunnings. The ikea laminate bench tops look nothing like the photos in real life and we were quite disappointed, whereas the 'marquee' brand that bunnings stock looks quite good (although they don't seem to advertise them on their website).
Ikea and Bunnings were similar priced in terms of complete kitchen (i think about $100 difference) however Ikea's came with all soft close drawers and doors (bunnings were a lot dearer to add these), carousels in each of the corner base cabinets (whereas bunnings just had a fixed shelf). Masters was more expensive, and Mitre10 more expensive again.