Kitchen - Flatpack Anywhere

[jeztennis]

i am looking to purchase a flat-pack western style kitchen, have looked in homepro but feel they are overpriced is there somewhere like a B & Q anywhere in Bangkok? i would like to just buy it off the shelf and fit it myself

thanks

[technocracy]

i am looking to purchase a flat-pack western style kitchen, have looked in homepro but feel they are overpriced is there somewhere like a B & Q anywhere in Bangkok? i would like to just buy it off the shelf and fit it myself

thanks

ho ho ho . . they don't allow people to buy a kitchen in either flat pack form and even the ones that are already built normally include fitting.

Most locals haven't the slightest about building a flat pack let alone anything more technical.

The ones in Homepro are incredibly expensive for what they are and index is even more expensive.

[jeztennis]

hi so where else is there to buy a western kitchen in bangkok?

[kamalabob2]

If you purchase an 80 baht or 95 baht Home Design type MAGAZINE in Thai, such as ROOM or DECORATION GUIDE at any decent Thai newsstand you will see MANY advertisements (usually smaller sized advertisements in the rear of the magazines) for businesses in Bangkok that will design and/or build your kitchen. Easy enough to see who is selling Kitchens in those advertisements, and most seem to list web sites.

Two stores that I think have better selection and lower prices (on some designs) than Home Pro, Home Mart or Home Works are ACMEN KITCHEN ARENA on Sukhumvit 63 and the local Home Improvement Chain with a web site the same name, BOONTHAVORN. I've spoken to sales staff in both places who understood and spoke English, but you have to ask for an English speaking sales person. I believe your selection of materials, fittings and fixtures will determine the price far greater than the labor costs from the kitchen "specialists".