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9 years agohttp://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/kitchen/fitted-kitchens
see below for homebase kitchens, theyre VERY cheap compared to 1909 etc!
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How about something like this? This is a very flexible range, and will almost certainly be more reasonable than those you have mentioned. It's from Kitchen Stori. Let us know if you need help! Good luck for your house move.
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PROWillow Tree Interiors
8 years agoWe produce completely bespoke kitchens and furniture please take a look and let us know if we can help any further. ( We are normally just under Neptune's pricing as they are a big competitor)
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