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Kitchen Fitting

Homebase vs B&Q kitchens

Anonymous user 15/03/2024 - 2.48 PM

I have heard that Homebase is cheaper but not as good quality. Of these two brands Homebase and B&Q which would you recommend based on quality and not just price?

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4 Answers

Regionwood Ltd

Rating: 5 out of 5
Saffron Walden
Run from both of them! Have a look at Wren kitchens or Howdens P.S don't get worktops from Howdens they are really bad quality at the moment
Answered29 May 2019
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Martin Griffin Ltd

Rating: 5 out of 5
Rugby
Hi I would recommend B & Q over Homebase purely for a wider stock availability and a better quality but in all fairness not a whole difference between the two products, would depend on the fitting of them that could make the difference Hope that helps out Martin
Answered7 June 2019
3

Cliff Cook Carpentry and Joinery

Rating: 5 out of 5
Wellingborough
I'd say homebase is better than B&Q but personally i wouldn't use any of them. I'd go with IKEA. If you can get over the no service gap issue and you're on a budget, then i cant fault them!!
Answered5 June 2019
1

Albion Bathrooms Limited

Rating: 5 out of 5
Burton On Trent
Both B&Q and Homebase tend to buy from their suppliers based on cost of product (so they can maximise their profit). If you go to an independent store you will get the benefit of the buying experience which goes towards a good quality long-lasting kitchen as an independent values their reputation. If you look at both B&Q and Homebases after-sales record it might be edifying in terms of the quality issue.
Answered8 June 2019
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