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In short, we are a long established Kitchen Specialists who offer installation or supply only of selected high quality Kitchen Worktops nationally. to residential and commercial clients. As a pioneering Kitchen Buyers Guide, we have also been assisting those seeking a New Kitchen with How To guides, helpful articles and free advice since 1999. Take a look around our website - there's a fountain of valuable unbiased advice and if you don't find what you're looking for - Call us

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May 7, 2005 at 3:37 pm #5889
Tim-B	Hi there – great site. Firstly I’m looking for any ‘Kitchen Installer’ training courses that may be out there. I’m based in Cheshire but prepapred to travel further a field. I’ve tried all the usual outlets but come up with nothing. I have a ‘Kitchen Makeover’ business oppertunity available to me and although I have no problem fitting doors and accessories the thought of fitting worktops scares the hell out of me. I’ve read your article on w/tops which is very informative, but I guess you can’t beat the real thing. I’m also in the process of buying all the relevant power tools. A joiner friend of mine recommends a brand called ‘******’ its German, really expensive but I’ve never heard of it – is it any good? Thanks Tim-B
May 11, 2005 at 7:47 pm #5899
SteveM	Hi there Your joiner friend is correct – ***** make some brilliant tools and also have a cleverly designed storage system. All the boxes stack and interlock so transporting tools from A – B is secure. But, and there’s always a but, ***** are expensive compared to other brands although if you are willing to pay extra for quality, they may outlast competitor’s products. Of these, I think it’s worth considering ***** (who have recently supplied ‘General Purpose Combat Power Tool Kits’ to the MOD – no, I don’t work for them!), Personally, I use ***** because they are robust, fairly reliable and there’s a wide range to choose from. I usually buy from Ebay sellers and achieve some good savings. Hope this helps! Steve
May 17, 2005 at 4:20 pm #5901
Tim-B	Thanks Steve, I’ve gone the hole hog and purchased ‘*******’ – you’re right they are fantastic. Cheers
June 10, 2005 at 11:37 am #5941
timfoley	We would like to apologise for the mystery surrounding the tool brand names eliminated from the previous posts but as a site whose existence and maintenance is assisted by the support given by a number of reputable companies who value it’s worth, we feel it is unfair to name companies who, as yet, do not. Tim Foley.