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John Daly
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IKEA Kitchens Installed

John Daly
  • Investor
  • Chattanooga, TN
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Have any of you tried the IKEA showroom kitchens with installation in a rental? Just curious to see how much it cost and how much the installation ended up costing in the end.

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Mags S.
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  • Phila, Pa
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Mags S.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Phila, Pa
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I love mine in the rental. Twenty-five year warranty - broken piece, return for a replacement, no hassle but hold onto the receipt. I wait until their annual or bi-annual kitchen sale. I hire out the assembly and install to an ikea kitchen pro installer (traveling ikea installer for same price as local install costs) to avoid an install that’s less than perfect.  Tenants as you know can be tough on things.  I’ve done 2 of their cabinet styles. I believe the white shaker ones were midrange for price. I’m sold on them cause I don’t like replacing rental stuff but I like the places to look nice. 

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