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6 years ago

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Express in the Home
6 years ago
Hi Lewis,

Thank you for your enquiry. A complete Kitchen like the one above (that includes appliances) would cost between £25'000 - £30'000. You can find further information on our Kitchens on our Website - www.expressinthehome.co.uk

Thank you
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