Best place to get a fitted kitchen, need oven housing, have osteoarthritis in most joints so can't bend much.

need the cheapest deal but not at the cost of shoddy goods or workmanship. would rather go by word of mouth than all the chat that you get when you go to the shops.

Thanks

Pat

Answers:
I'd say mfi as they're cheap and that's probably all i could afford but not sure how good they are but i think they recommend fitters based on experience and feedback. If you can it's always best to shop around ask for discount and compare prices and let the company's know that is what you are doing they virtually always lower their price then to beat the competition. good luck.
My local council has a group of handymen who will do work for the disabled at low cost. Might be worth checking your council out. If they don't do it try suggesting it to them.
Hope you get sorted soon.
Sorry to hear about your problem, i suggest your just go through the internet sites, there must be something there!
Have you tried B & Q they even fit for you

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