We paid about $1,200 for installation and backsplash and mounting of countertops onto cabinetry. For a kitchen with two walls of cabinets (upper and lower), they spent “in the neighborhood of $5,000. “We went to big box stores such as Lowe's and Home Depot and the prices for semi-custom cabinetry was mind boggling,” she says. Megan Winfield, an IT manager in the hospitality industry in Lexington, Kentucky, and her husband outfitted a 1930s kitchen a few years ago. IKEA cabinets really are as affordable as you've heard - with quality owners rave about An intrepid and budget-minded DIYer can do everything from design to pick-up to assembly to installation - or hire out everything to IKEA and their partners or a whole cottage industry of people ready to help every step of the way. They're constructed of particleboard wrapped in melamine (pros and cons of that vs. They're “frameless,” meaning you make use of all the space inside the cabinet, and are designed to hang on a rail system, with adjustable plastic feet on the base so they don't sit directly on the floor. IKEA cabinets come ready to assemble (also known as RTA) in “flat-packed” boxes. The bad news? Everybody else wants an IKEA kitchen right about now, so I hear it's a bit of a zoo. Several IKEA fans I heard from said they bought just before the sale and the store made good on the special offer. If you don't buy your cabinets during a sale and then - oh no! - the sale launches shortly after? It's worth contacting the store. The IKEA Kitchen Event is a straightforward 15 percent credit on a purchase of $2,000 and up in the form of an IKEA gift card to be used on a future purchase. There's a huge sale periodically and it's going on right now (it ends Sunday, July 29). Reeling from sticker shock at big-box and cabinet-shop prices, but apprehensive about flat-packed DIY cabinets from the Swedish giant, I went down an IKEA cabinet rabbit hole and am here to share some key takeaways you should know before you take the leap. What's the big deal and why do they show up everywhere? I wondered the same thing as I started planning a remodel of my own 1890 kitchen that lacked any cabinet system whatsoever.
People who have IKEA kitchens tend to love them. Where do you turn?Ĭhances are, you've probably heard about IKEA cabinets from one of its cult followers. Cabinets tend to be the costliest item in a renovation, but you'd like to have a little money left over for other niceties like a new fridge or a cool backsplash.
Say you're redoing your kitchen and you don't have lottery winnings to give you an unlimited budget.
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