How much money could I save by using Kitchen Plans?Difficult to say but I’ll have a go. Let’s take the example of a kitchen which has a price tag of £12,000 ex VAT. First of all, let’s deduct £2,000 which will go to the fitter. That leaves £10,000 as the price of the furniture.A typical commission deal might be that the sales/designer gets 10% to 15% of the furniture price, even more. Therefore the level of commission is between £1000 and £1500.Our design fees compare very well with this indeed. Our Standard Service is only £95. With the Standard Plus service at £195, the Made to Measure service at £395 you’d still be saving money. Of course, with a made to measure kitchen we are heading into the higher end - the base price is likely to be more than £10k - even more commission you don’t want to pay.At £595 for a Bespoke design including inset frame doors you’d still benefit at the £10k kitchen level; but the reality is that a kitchen of this quality will be (realistically) more in the area of £20k or more. So Kitchen Plans is a terrific bargain.FAQI’ve seen the kitchen I want at a local showroom. They’re offering ‘free’ design - so obviously their prices include design fees. How do I benefit from using Kitchen Plans?Everyone in this economic climate has got to make deals. Be nice but take control. Tell them you don’t want their design service. With Kitchen Plans you’ve already got a design and you know how much the kitchen should cost (roughly). Make an offer. It’s an order on a plate for them, with lots of hard work removed. They want it. Be prepared to walk out of the showroom.Yep, tried that. And I really want that kitchen.Stop worrying. Chances are you can get that kitchen somehow somewhere else - and what’s more, your friends at the showroom know it. Don’t worry about losing face - go back, wear them down.But...have you found your Fitter yet? Everything that your showroom has is available to your Fitter. He should know where to get stuff, and if not, we can help. And this is where you really start saving money.There’s not very many questions on this FAQ page, is there?No, and that’s where you could help me out. I would prefer to populate this page with real questions from real people. If you have a question please email it to me or use the feedback form. I’ll answer your question personally, but I might use your question on this page, if that’s OK - no names mentioned.Cameron Pyke
How much money could I save by
using Kitchen Plans?
Difficult to say but I’ll have a go. Let’s
take the example of a kitchen which
has a price tag of £12,000 ex VAT.
First of all, let’s deduct £2,000 which
will go to the fitter. That leaves
£10,000 as the price of the furniture.
A typical commission deal might be
that the sales/designer gets 10% to
15% of the furniture price, even more.
Therefore the level of commission is
between £1000 and £1500.
Our design fees compare very well
with this indeed. Our Standard
Service is only £95. With the
Standard Plus service at £195, the
Made to Measure service at £395
you’d still be saving money. Of
course, with a made to measure
kitchen we are heading into the higher
end - the base price is likely to be
more than £10k - even more
commission you don’t want to pay.
At £595 for a Bespoke design
including inset frame doors you’d still
benefit at the £10k kitchen level; but
the reality is that a kitchen of this
quality will be (realistically) more in
the area of £20k or more. So Kitchen
Plans is a terrific bargain.
FAQ
I’ve seen the kitchen I want at a
local showroom. They’re offering
‘free’ design - so obviously their
prices include design fees. How
do I benefit from using Kitchen
Plans?
Everyone in this economic climate has
got to make deals. Be nice but take
control. Tell them you don’t want their
design service. With Kitchen Plans
you’ve already got a design and you
know how much the kitchen should
cost (roughly).
Make an offer. It’s an order on a plate
for them, with lots of hard work
removed. They want it. Be prepared
to walk out of the showroom.
Yep, tried that. And I really want
that kitchen.
Stop worrying. Chances are you can
get that kitchen somehow somewhere
else - and what’s more, your friends at
the showroom know it. Don’t worry
about losing face - go back, wear
them down.
But...have you found your Fitter yet?
Everything that your showroom has is
available to your Fitter. He should
know where to get stuff, and if not, we
can help. And this is where you really
start saving money.
There’s not very many questions
on this FAQ page, is there?
No, and that’s where you could help
me out. I would prefer to populate this
page with real questions from real
people. If you have a question please
email it to me or use the feedback
form. I’ll answer your question
personally, but I might use your
question on this page, if that’s OK - no
names mentioned.
Cameron Pyke
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