Kitchen price comparison - Fair or fantasy?

Hello, everything has already been mentioned as far as I can see. Kitchen prices are similar to bed or mattress prices. First increased by 300%, then there are two 30% discounts and a toaster thrown in...

Unfortunately, I can't link a video here, just google the video from SternTV from 2012. They questioned the discount promotions. It's called "Rabatt-Aktionen bei Einbauküchen oft nur Lockmittel - Die Rabbatt-Tricks der Möbelhäuse"

The Ikea kitchen planner only runs smoothly in MS Internet Explorer. It doesn't like Chrome, for example. It stutters, crashes. No problem with IE.

It also doesn’t work well on Safari, probably an animal lover. It still needs some optimization.

About the stern tv film. Completely correct. We had the same experience at möbel Kraft. Nobilia, only today dishwasher gifted. Manager discount if you decide today....no printout, nothing. And the pinnacle was, next to our consultation table stood the same kitchen only in a slightly different configuration for 2666,- plus 1000,- delivery and installation. We were supposed to pay 6800,- for that with manager discount and dishwasher gifted. Both L kitchens, double sink, elevated oven, induction hob, extractor hood, same front, same countertop. Dishwasher....gangsters!

We somehow had no contact with moon prices. After an initial conversation that was somehow unsatisfactory, we made a fresh start. At least it helped to make our ideas much more concrete. With these ideas, we then approached various providers and already received quite good drafts at the appointments. In the end, we decided on the provider who brought many practical tips and also made the most beautiful design. And also price-wise, after receiving several offers, we ultimately had a good feeling. It was indeed €1000 more expensive than the second-best, but the kitchen from Schüller gave us a clearly higher quality impression overall, plus the considerably better exhaust hood.

Therefore, the requested information in the thread does not necessarily make sense. You have to look for yourself and develop a feel for where the kitchen should be categorized. And then weigh it with the final negotiated prices. That way, you still do not have a 100% market overview, but already an assessment of whether the price is okay.

The Ikea planner can also help, but some of our solutions could not be directly mapped with it.

From that perspective, the requested information in the thread doesn't necessarily make sense.

Well, my goal behind it was to find out which providers work with exorbitant prices and discounts and who offers fair prices. If I know that, then I only go to the latter.

But now I have posted my planning and wishes in the KF, with that help one should be able to orient oneself well. It was a great tip

Buying a kitchen was annoying back then. Only "Chef's dog has a birthday discount"