As housing prices remain high in the UK and many people are still financially reeling from the affects of COVID restrictions and Lockdowns, quite a few are deciding to buy unrenovated homes, and do them up themselves. Often one area of a home that needs upgrading is the kitchen. Kitchen renovations can be quite costly, especially bespoke designs, but there is also the option of the Flat Pack kitchen as a DIY option. If you are quite handy, have a tight budget and up for a bit of challenge, a Flat Pack kitchen may be right for you.
One great benefit of a Flat Pack kitchen is that is offers incredible savings that you could possibly use elsewhere such as nice marble or granite countertop or a lovely splashback for the oven or sink area. Many Flat Pack retailers can customise items to your designated size and requirements to give you the items you need and desire. Often Flat Pack kitchens are made of the same materials as a bespoke kitchens, so the large savings it typically due to labour costs that you would have used to pay someone else to put it in. The important thing is using a Flat Pack company that offers at least a 10-year guarantee, to ensure their quality is backed long-term.
Installing a kitchen can be a bit of a challenge, so you may want to employ the help of any friends or family that may have useful knowledge and you will want to ensure that you have a reliable plumber and electrician who can handle those regulated areas. For the assembly of the bulk of the items, one way to help the job go quicker, is by inviting a few people around to help and offer a BBQ and drinks as a thank you. Otherwise, it will probably take several days to assemble a Flat Pack kitchen on your own, so plan appropriately and be sure you are prepared prior with the necessary tools and knowledge.