Regarding Grym's comparative calculation. Seriously, we did compare as well. After a first visit to Ikea, my wife said she could imagine such a kitchen. A rough plan by me in the company's online planner revealed a net assembly price of 3800,-. Then the construction manager came and said, now kitchen planning but quickly, we want to pour the base slab and the drains have to be fixed. That brought time pressure. Visit to Möbel Kraft, that was out of the question. Nobilia, price unclear, I stopped the discount and asking the manager part due to disrespect towards the customer, even quite brusque and rude. I was angry. A small studio, 7-8 Nobilia, depending on which appliances, including installation. IKEA seriously then 4800,- including appliances, installation, delivery. That was really no difference in the peanuts range, especially since the Nobilia offer did not seem qualitatively outstanding either. The Veddinge lacquer fronts chosen by my wife, silk matte, the wide aluminum handles, the many drawers including corner carousel, the LED panels under the wall cabinets, the drawer organizers, their lighting, etc. would have cost quite a surcharge at Nobilia, that would have added another thousand on top. Certainly you can now say the assembly would have gone better there, you would have had Siemens instead of Ikea fantasy names, you would have had to negotiate a bit more. But I don’t take it seriously if a dealer lets himself be negotiated down by say three thousand, because he did not take me seriously beforehand. Karsten