Thank you. Most do need scribing But some companies end panels are the same width as the units so they can’t be scribed in. I know howdens are like that. There is always enough length to scribe to floor tho. Hope that helps 👍
Great video mate. Would be good if you went into more detail when making and cutting stuff instead of fast forwarding. You could have made 3 or 4 videos concentrating on individual jobs 👍🏻
Great video. I'm doing my kitchen, the corners are not perfect right angles is it best to use two wall units to make a corner as a corner cupboard uses packers each side.
Hi Roy so sorry for late reply. Thank you. Yes I would recommend 2 units rather than a corner unit. As like you said if the corners not perfect it can be a pain! Good luck mate !
Good for skilled people. BUT you really should explain how to install step by step as title said "how to" . Maybe do next video explaining in more detail like a dummies guide . Also what was the cost for the kitchen ? does it compare with Howdens or WREN. Thanks for taking the time
Good Morning. Every day is a learning day for me. I Know I should have taken more time with the vids! I will on the next one. Thanks for your feed back! This particular kitchen from a company called Gallery which are based in Eastbourne. Are a small company that make bespoke kitchens to any size or colour. Top quality! So to be honest they are probably double the price of Howdens and wren! I fit a lot of Howdens and wren kitchens.I prefer Howdens as most stuff is in stock but obviously they don’t have the big showroom to show customers like wren do. Very similar quality in my opinion
Nice man very helpful seeing the whole process makes considering installing your own kitchen much less intimidating as a non builder. Is the kitchen always installed before any new flooring? And the splash back installed after the bench?
Hi Mash thanks for the comment. Sorry for the late reply. Either or really. I like laying the floor after just in case it gets damaged when fitting the kitchen. Also you save a few quid because your not laying as much. But to be honest if you can lay the floor first and protect it that would be best. Also splash back sit straight on top of worktops, hope that helps mate
Always sit your kitchen directly onto the substrate, never sit it on decorative flooring unless it’s glued down solid wood or tiles or polished concrete etc. NEVER sit it on laminate flooring or any floating floor including karndean or amtico etc as your kitchen will sink over time, might only be half a millimetre but that’s enough to cause issues.
Thanks for the video mate! I'll be attempting my own kitchen as it looks pretty much straight forward! ....I hope you don't mind but when I do this with my son, I'd like to use "...and that's that!" after I finish a section lol
Hey always recommend apprenticeships but it’s difficult to find company’s Willing to take apprentices on. I done carpentry at college and the guy teaching us just read it from a book without any site experience. But this day and age it’s best to go college to get the certificated. So you have more options like site work . Hope that helps good luck :)
Hey mate, do you wanna go fit my kitchen for me in Tanzania (an hour away from Zanzibar) if I pay for your flight? not a joke. U could have a nice little break. Shipping my kitchen there in the summer, maybe sooner
Hey thanks for the comment. I would love to but due to COVID restrictions I don’t think they would let me I. The country. Good luck with it all. Hope all goes smoothly for you.
