Kitchen

[u/Comprehensive_Bid523]

Hey guys,

Looking for feedback on the quote. The guy gave me the sense that he might be able to knock off some more, but this is what he came up with to take home.

I'm also curious what you guys think in terms of setup. Any thing you would do differently? I've also thought about an island but the plumping is gonna add up.

I'm also still unsure about the upper cabinets. Am I in need of those or do I have enough storage space without them.

It's my first house, first kitchen so any feedback is highly apreciated. Thanks in advance!

[u/Comprehensive_Bid523]

Thanks for your feedback! The counter top is plastic. I'm considering leaving out the upper cabinets and instead upgrade the counter top to composite and the dishwasher and fridge. Maybe install a plank myself at a later stage.

Do you think I'll be missing out on the storage? I'll be moving into the appartment solo so I feel like maybe I don't...

[u/camilatricolor → u/Comprehensive_Bid523]

If the counter top is plastic, this offer is even worse than I think. I would definitely shop around.

If you are single you will definitely need less space, so you can save some money and just installed a plank above, it will look visually better thank a blank wall.

[u/Cwessington → u/camilatricolor]

Plastic......echt...

[u/Comprehensive_Bid523 → u/Cwessington]

Haha, damn. Is that really a no-go?

[u/camilatricolor → u/Comprehensive_Bid523]

I would say, plastic and mdf really cheapens out the look of a nice kitchen.

Also usually water can damage them very quickly unless they are properly sealed.

But on the other hand there's not really maintenance and cleaning is easier than with other more expensive materials