Thinking of installing in new build kitchen 50 sq m

Hi!, for the units themselves- you could get new ones for under £300 ( depending on door type/ colour and handles. If you are trying to match with the existing kitchen; it will no doubt go up quite a bit, and then there is the question of the counter top... If you have a stone top, this will probably be your most expensive element as it will need to be made to size and colour matched. One of our clients wanted something similar to you: (new island in existing kitchen) but their budget did not allow for it to match (£7500); so they went for a stand- out island ( a bit like a feature wall) . We sourced all new units in a brighter colour and ordered a darker quartz stone top. Labour and materials were under £2000

Hi Martin, it wasn't full wrap-around. We extended 6sqm into the side, and then just added 0.6m to the entire length at the back. We retain one of the side walls to try to save money. However, in the end we went with someone recommended by a friend and it was a disaster as he under-quoted to get the job. In the end we spent nearly £65 including £3.5K on higher-spec flooring and £16K on a higher-spec kitchen. So, doing the maths, I'd say £47K was about right for the rest of the work minus kitchen and flooring. Hope that helps!

clayre elder