Builders don't like IKEA kitchens as they don't leave so much space at the back for pipework etc, but it means you get more cupboard space. We've had 2 IKEA kitchens and my advice is don't get the cheapest ones. The more expensive doors lasted so well we even sold the doors when we wanted to change the kitchen, but when we had a cheaper range they fell apart and had to be replaced. They did replace them to be fair. I found contacting them via facebook or twitter much more effective than going to the store. We live quite near an IKEA so we did spend a lot of time going back and forward for extra bits.
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