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Get a supply-and-fit quote from a local joiner if you can, using Magnet etc layout designs. Go with their supplier recommendations if you're not massively bothered one way or the other.
Magnet initial prices will be huge, they're a big company, with lots of overheads to cover. -
Our L-shape from Magnet was less than half that, with solid wood doors, neff/bosch appliances and a quooker hot tap. No island though and didn't include worktop (recommended by the designer to go elsewhere).
Still ended up approaching the mythical £40k with new floor/ceiling, lighting and outside door though.
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Check out b&q, the more expensive Kitchens in their range. They're really good value.
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We had a quote from Magnet for a not-massive L-shaped kitchen with an island. No appliances.
£28k.
This would be approaching £40k kitchen territory for the full thing.
I need to get better at the DIY Kitchens designer quickly.