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buying kitchen appliances
i'm going to be buying a kitchen from wickes/homebase/b&q. my place is
a 2 bed flat and i may let it out in the future so i'm looking to have easily replacable appliances. i already have a white waching machine and white fridge. im wondering whether to get a freestanding cooker and just leave the space in my kitchen design for it. or whether to buy one that will fit in with units and allow the worktop to continue around the hob. also whether to match up with my white appliances or go for stainless steel. same with the sink. any tips? also if im going to get a freestanding cooker then should i shop around or just buy from the kitchen diy shop, do they charge much more? |
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