ypg
2018-09-23 22:08:55
- #1
What surprises me: do you have a drawer under the stove? We only have a panel
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Kitchen & Price - Quick assessment wanted!!
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Zaba12
2018-09-23 22:15:10
- #2
I haven't forgotten you. There are actually drawers underneath. The top one is 46cm. Therefore, as suggested earlier, use this drawer for the wooden spoons, ladles, tongs, and spatulas.Noch mal gefragt...
pffreestyler
2018-09-24 08:26:46
- #3
Once more about the price: I would get another offer or at least mention during the conversation that there is one.
We had our kitchen from Schüller with the same layout planned in two kitchen studios.
After this eye-wash à la block billing (individual price was well over €20,000 -.-) the offer price at Studio 1 was €10,200 + a pot set worth [1.100 UVP] and at Studio 2 €8,800.
At both studios we dropped the word comparison. Studio 2 lowered the price on its own after a week to €8,500 and also added the Naber exhaust wall box worth about €170.
We told Studio 1 that we didn’t want the pot set and wanted a discount instead. In addition, two appliances were switched from the manufacturer Juno to AEG/Neff and in the end the boss came by and instead of €10,200 with pot set (which was advertised during the offer at a value of €1,100, after the deal it was then available for €620 in the store there ...) we ended up at €8,900.
Long story short: make the studio wait a bit and just mention the word comparison and you already get a discount.
PS: I’m very bad at negotiating and yet it was worth it for the kitchen.
A buddy was there with his father-in-law and they negotiated from €14,000 to €10,300 plus a €300 shopping voucher with no change to the planned kitchen.
The industry probably has a pretty high profit margin.
We had our kitchen from Schüller with the same layout planned in two kitchen studios.
After this eye-wash à la block billing (individual price was well over €20,000 -.-) the offer price at Studio 1 was €10,200 + a pot set worth [1.100 UVP] and at Studio 2 €8,800.
At both studios we dropped the word comparison. Studio 2 lowered the price on its own after a week to €8,500 and also added the Naber exhaust wall box worth about €170.
We told Studio 1 that we didn’t want the pot set and wanted a discount instead. In addition, two appliances were switched from the manufacturer Juno to AEG/Neff and in the end the boss came by and instead of €10,200 with pot set (which was advertised during the offer at a value of €1,100, after the deal it was then available for €620 in the store there ...) we ended up at €8,900.
Long story short: make the studio wait a bit and just mention the word comparison and you already get a discount.
PS: I’m very bad at negotiating and yet it was worth it for the kitchen.
A buddy was there with his father-in-law and they negotiated from €14,000 to €10,300 plus a €300 shopping voucher with no change to the planned kitchen.
The industry probably has a pretty high profit margin.
Müllerin
2018-09-24 10:28:53
- #4
True, now that you mention it... we also had a drawer at the very top in Munich and now in the new one there is only a cover panel. I don't remember the reason from the kitchen guy why we now have a cover panel... I have to ask my husband tonight. Both are induction too.
tomtom79
2018-09-24 10:50:37
- #5
Is that so unusual?
With us, the cutlery is also directly underneath. But with an induction hob, maybe the construction isn’t that deep?
With us, the cutlery is also directly underneath. But with an induction hob, maybe the construction isn’t that deep?
ypg
2018-09-24 11:14:11
- #6
Is that so unusual?
With us, the cutlery is also directly underneath. But with an induction cooktop maybe the construction isn't that deep?
Yes, it's induction. Maybe a device that has a deeper build? Unfortunately, we don't have one like that either... I didn't have this 1 1 2 2 solution on my radar back then either... it would have been better. But I don't find it annoying now, I've been happy with this kitchen for 4.5 years already.