Upgrade Your Kitchen Before The VAT Increase

Nov. 17, 2010 - PRLog -- Homeowners planning an interior makeover with a new kitchen would be wise to order now to beat the VAT increase in January, according to the Kitchen Bathroom Bedroom Specialists Association (KBSA).

“Beautiful modern kitchens can be major investments so it makes sense to order now before the 2.5 per cent vat increase early next year,” says Roger Astin from Kitchen Design Centre, a member of the KBSA.

“Investing in designer kitchens will also increase the value of homes - which is important for those who would like to sell their homes before the market improves.”

The KBSA, which promotes excellence within the interiors industry and champions customer protection, includes around 300 retailer members - including North West based Kitchen Design Centre.

Those considering a home makeover project should look no further than members of the KBSA, such as Kitchen Design Centre, for faultless service, quality products and top class installation.

KBSA members are dedicated to upholding the association’s high standards of design, supply, installation and customer service throughout the interiors industry.

All members are carefully vetted prior to admission and they must have been trading for at least two years in order to be considered for membership.

“The extra reassurances that we can provide lets consumers know that they can buy with confidence from a reputable and reliable retailer.” adds Roger.

KBSA retailers also offer full deposit protection, work in progress cover and a six year workmanship warranty.

In addition, all members are subject to regular monitoring of their businesses to ensure levels of quality are continually maintained.

Kitchen Design Centre has gathered a huge portfolio of satisfied customers over the past 17 years.

A free kitchen design service is available by applying online or visiting the showrooms - which are located in Manchester, Blackburn and Colne.

Kitchen Design Centre offers bespoke traditional and contemporary kitchens.

For more information visit http://www.kitchendesigncentre.com.