Get a Designer Kitchen Without Pushing the Boat Out With Kitchens DIY

Jan. 20, 2012 - PRLog -- A Royal Mail survey has found that those moving into a new home spend more money in the first six months than they do in the next twelve years of living there.
The research found that one of the primary changes made to the home is the kitchen, with reasons such as the existing equipment not being up to the homeowner’s standards and a dislike of the colour and style.

If the thought of spending thousands on a new kitchen after scraping together a deposit and tackling the tricky mortgage market leaves you cold, a new website launched earlier this month has the answer. KitchensDIY.com offers a range of fitted kitchen units and kitchen cupboards that made to measure in the UK, long lasting and supplied as units only, giving the home owner the freedom to choose to install the new units independently or shop around for a great value local expert.

The site offers a wide selection of products to choose from, all of which are aimed to creating a dream kitchen on a bargain budget.  For those looking for a designer kitchen look without splashing out a designer budget, the contemporary category of products is worth considering, with a range of wall units available for under £200.

Founder of Kitchens DIY, Steve Vaughan has advised, “When buying a new kitchen, do it from the comfort of your own home picking the colour and door styles of your choice. All of our DIY kitchens can be mocked up using our free kitchen planner service so you’ll get a real feel of what the units will actually look like.”

The kitchen DIY planner means the new kitchen can be mocked up in 3D, making it easier to experiment with different styles, colours and numbers of units to get the desired look. Kitchens DIY team will then send the design to the homeowner in full colour via email.

To make things even easier, a like for like quote service is also available – simply email the sizes of the existing units to get a direct comparison.

Along with the kitchen planner, customers are allowed to request up to five colour samples to help make the right decision for the beautiful new kitchen. From there just send the measurements of the kitchen along with the chosen units and let Kitchens DIY complete the rest.

To browse the range, access the kitchen planner and request free samples, visit www.kitchensdiy.com