Ex-display Pedini Italian handleless kitchen for sale
Black Friday: How to get 50% off this designer kitchen
Looking for Black Friday kitchen deals? You can get 50% off a designer kitchen, if you know where to look…
Kitchen discount site Used Kitchen Exchange is knocking even more off its prices this Black Friday, offering huge discounts on the recommended retail price (RRP) of used and ex-display kitchens.
One of their best Black Friday deals is the below Pronorm ex-display kitchen, slashed from an RRP of £38,949 to just £19,999 – that’s almost 50% off – with free delivery within 150 miles of the showroom location.
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This Pronorm ex-display kitchen has been reduced in the Used Kitchen Exchange’s Black Friday sale
The deal
German-manufactured Pronorm is known for high-end, contemporary kitchen design, and buying an ex-display kitchen from the Used Kitchen Company not only saves you thousands, it’s also a very sustainable way to get a new kitchen.
Not only are you saving ex-display units from going to landfill, every re-used kitchen saves on average 5,000 kgs of carbon. That essentially means a family of four can live carbon-neutrally for a year.
This particular ex-display Pronorm kitchen from the X-Line and Proline ranges features an eye-catching contemporary design. Key features include a stylish pocket-door unit that can be used as a drinks area or breakfast nook, plus a striking island with metallic gold lacquer panels, push-to-open gold drawers and dark Sherwood wood laminate. The kitchen cabinets are still in stock, should you wish to add additional units, although the metallic gold has been discontinued.
It also comes with NEFF appliances, including a fridge, freezer, combi microwave oven, warming drawer, Variostream Slide and Hide Oven, and dishwasher, as well as a Quooker Fusion Square Black boiling water tap and a Blanco Etagon Silgranit sink.
For further details, including measurements, appliance model numbers and showroom location, see usedkitchenexchange.co.uk.
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More Black Friday kitchen deals
The Used Kitchen Exchange’s Black Friday event runs from 22 November until 5pm on 3 December, with new deals added on a daily basis. Sign up for their Kitchen Alert to receive notifications directly to your inbox. Other Black Friday bargains include:
1. An ex-display Pedini Italian handleless kitchen, reduced from RRP £43,000 to £15,670 for Black Friday
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2. Brand new Leicht Bondi & Synthia kitchen cabinetry (cancelled order), reduced from RRP £21,397 to £11,949 for Black Friday
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3. An ex-display Stoneham Elan Oak & Fusion kitchen, reduced from RRP £39,005 to £12,349 for Black Friday
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An ex-display Mowlem & Co walnut dining table, reduced from £1,250 to £800 for Black Friday
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An ex-display Modern Porcelanosa Gama Decor kitchen, reduced from RRP £61,446 to £13,146 for Black Friday. The appliance pack alone, which features a steam combi oven and warming drawer, has an RRP of over £13,000.
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How does Used Kitchen Exchange work?
The discount kitchen marketplace offers Approved Used and Ex-display kitchens for sale at affordable prices. Shop everything from complete kitchens starting from £1,500, to designer kitchens at drastically reduced prices.
Used Kitchen Exchange advertises ex-display kitchens on behalf of showrooms across the UK. Usually, these kitchens have been designed and fitted without the need to accommodate windows, pillars and other unique architectural features. Shop for an ex-display kitchen that more-or-less fits your current space to get the best deal. But most displays are current stock and can be added to with additional units. The showroom may even be able to offer a design service.
When it comes to Approved Used, UKE inspects each kitchen in person before listing them online alongside an honest reflection of its condition, and a quality rating from Very Good to Fair. Most kitchen units are built to standard modular sizes, but it’s a good idea to buy a used kitchen 10% to 20% larger than you need so you have a variety of layout options.
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