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Thread: Kitset Kitchens
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31st March 2006, 07:51 PM #16
(but you are stating that your kitchens are excellent[
i have re read my insertion into the forum and i dont beleive that i used the word or term excellent in my posting ,sure there are problems with flat pack kitchens but we as manufacturers can only go on what the customer supplys to us so we can manufacture the asked product to what is ordered,this being said(typed) we (as a flat pack manufacturer) look at every job and if there is something not quite right we ring the person or email them about our concerns ,most time it turns out that we were wrong about our concerns but then again what if we didnt ring and the customer stuffed a measurement would they tell their friend that they (you) stuffed up ,
i think not ,we would be pillarised to the end of the world and our name blackened because some one couldnt or wouldnt tell the truth ,you may think i am going to far but this has happenened to us and i only found out about it through another customer that ordered from us and i got talking to them over the phone,
i am not ticked off with you , but i would ask that you dont bundle all flat pack kitchen manufacturers into the same package , because we (kitchen in a box) care about our product and name and then again there are manufacturers that only care about product moving
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31st March 2006, 07:55 PM #17
Originally Posted by Metal Head
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about flat pack kitchens
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31st March 2006, 07:56 PM #18
China
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Metal head
My advice as a Cabinet Maker of 40 odd years, is find a company that produces modular kitchins in my opinion they are much better quality than flat packs.
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31st March 2006, 08:01 PM #19
Originally Posted by China
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