Knocking dining into kitchen
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Hi does anybody know how much approximately it would cost to know through from kitchen to dining? If we're like to need a RSJ? Haven't moved in yet just looking at ideas!
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Comments (14)Very nice job. We are in the process of updating our kitchen (in our bungalow) and knocking through to the bedroom behind to create a dining area. your design looks very similar to what we may finally decide on. How wide is your kitchen?...See MoreKitchen/dining knock through on a budget
Comments (9)Hi Rhona, Your kitchen looks fantastic! A bright, bold colour choice in Canary Yellow would look great there. With our roller blinds if you redecorate later or just fancy a change you can swap the fabric of your blind by hooking off the old one and hooking on the new one without replacing the complete system. Well done on such a great transformation, enjoy! Kiera...See MoreWhich layout would be best? Kitchen/dining room knock through.
Comments (7)I actually prefer the layout you've got at the moment (sorry!) with your table in the kitchen. Moving it to between the rooms looks really tight. Why not just redo your kitchen to get more functional space. You could maybe block up the door. Another possible option may be to move the wc and utility into the current garage, then you could knock through and double the size of your kitchen (and fit in an island!!)....See MoreKitchen/dining room knock through
Comments (4)Its quite a tight budget even without the kitchen. I think you should get a few builders quotes. Check them very carefully and question them on their pc sums. They will allow for all the cheapest grade fittings and you probably wouldn't want that in every instance. We paid £60000 for a simple single story extension 4x4m in 2012 excluding the kitchen. This included a new cloakroom though. Remember to consider a new floor possibly tying both rooms together, which can be very expensive. It depends on whether you are prepared to get your hands dirty and maybe do the painting. Moving appliances is costly as the services need to be moved first. I would first get the quotes and then take it from there....See More
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