If you’re anything like us, we’ve always always been fascinated about IKEA cabinetry? They always look beautiful in photographs, but how do they hold up? How much do they cost? Would the savings be worth it? You might have a longer list of questions, but finally all your questions will be answered.

The Pros of Ikea Cabinetry

Affordable

As you know they actually cost much less than other possibilities for cabinets, especially customised cabinets. This will also depend on the size of your kitchen and the extra fixings you toss in.

Good Selection

The finishes and patterns are reasonable for the price. They have many options that follow trend. They aren't incredibly high-end, of course, but you wouldn't expect it anyhow.

Extra Features

In fact, they offer much more than simply cabinets. You can purchase affordable drawer pulls and handles, soft close drawers and dishwashing panels, or refrigeration panels for blending with all the remaining cabinets. They also have a satisfactory assortment of countertops.

3D Kitchen Planner

IKEA is equipped with a 3D Kitchen Planner that is easy to use on their website. We don’t think its realistic to expect that the sales representatives would be useful in designing for difficult areas in your space, but they're knowledgeable for basic kitchen design. The computer algorithm then draws from your design and provides an individualised list of everything you need to buy.

The Cons of Ikea Cabinetry

Complicated Logistics

The hardest thing is undoubtedly that you have a million boxes to arrive at your house. This is if you decide to have a Cabinet Maker install your flat pack kitchen. It would feel chaotic and take hours to track every small item and build all of it, especially if you are planning to DIY the installation yourself.

Not High Quality

Some wear and tear is expected to show within the first year, according to customer reviews. We think it is expected when you take the more cost-effective path.

Not Custom Made

Since the cabinet is only available in certain dimensions, configuring it in your individual area can be hard. The 3D planner has taken a lot of trial and error, this process could take hours of your valuable time.

Hence, if you try to find out whether IKEA cabinetry are for you, this is what it's all about. You will save money, but not time (or headaches). Flat pack kitchens are an alternative to a bespoke kitchen where a professional (with expertise and experience) creates your kitchen to suit your individual needs and manages your renovation project. Although developed and commercialised as a 'do-it-yourself' alternative, you will require time and ability to build and install it yourself.

Consider our options for custom made cabinets that will fit your aesthetics, budget and functionality. Book an obligation free consultation to discuss your vision for your space.