to take the totally exaggerated prices of Wugler1987 as a benchmark,
I think it's good.
The kitchen industry is like a mafia if you ask me.
They charge absolute fantasy prices for plywood, mark up the appliances by multiples, and no one understands their pricing.
Your version is naturally the best in terms of price-performance. However, it does take some time, and the better half has to accept it as well.
How do you know that my prices are excessive?
How do you know that my prices are excessive?
I also find 13k€ additional costs for electrical work quite steep. That would be, for example, 260 extra sockets at a price of 50€/socket. For that, you almost get a KNX light version compared to the standard installation.added to the house: -Electrical 13k€ (sockets, CAT7, TV, etc)
I thought so too. We are looking at an additional cost of max. 1000€ (according to the electrician, probably even significantly less... he hasn't done the final calculation yet).I also find 13k€ additional costs for electrical work quite steep.
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