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BRAND NEW COLOUR &
A BRAND NEW DOOR STYLE
Matt Blush Pink is my latest colour offering, would go great in combination with Greens and Graphite colour.
The NEW Carrick door has a shallow depth shaker panel giving a contemporary twist to an old standard.
Green with envy!
Things are always changing, new door styles, new colours etc. So here is the place to find out what is new and what is coming in the future.
One of the HOT new colours for the last year or so has been dark green, with the addition of mixing cabinet colours and styles in the same space.
One of the HOT new colours for the last year or so has been dark green, with the addition of mixing cabinet colours and styles in the same space.
Here is the Bella Segrato Matt doors in Kombu Dark green partnered with Halifax Natural Oak finish island unit.
Kombu Matt green and Oak door combination
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Price increases in all sectors.
Not only have material shortages been a problem in the construction and refurbishment industries this year but also massive increases in the cost of raw materials. In the cabinet industry, Medium Density Fibre board (MDF) and Melamine Faced Chipboard (MFC) are two of the most used materials, these have seen an increase in price of up to 40% since Christmas. Many companies have tried to absorb these price increases to try and keep prices to the customer keen. It is now becoming impossible to continue to absorb these new levels of increase so inevitably they will be passed onto the customer.
With these massive increase in manufacturing costs how do the large national retailers manage to keep offering their products with massive discounts? Well, maybe their products were not worth what the full asking price advertised before discount in the first place? If a company constantly has a 20, 30 40% sale on then surely that just indicates that the product on offer was only worth 20, 30 0r 40% less than advertised to start with. The only other way to offer at these massively reduced prices is to manufacture the product more cheaply. I think we all know what ultimately that means?
I always just quote a reasonable price from the outset, no super offers, no ridiculous discounts, no free appliances etc. because I believe most people understand that there is a cost to everything, be that quality or a long-term cost if the cheapest option is chosen. Maintaining quality offers long term value, something I always try to offer.
