How (not) to sell kitchens online

[girlyswot]

Step 1: Show a nice, large photo of the kitchen.
× MFI
Step 2: Organise your kitchens by kind and give these comprehensible names like 'Traditional' or 'Modern', not 'Uniquely Magnet'.
× Magnet
Step 3: Do not make absolutely everything on the page Flash dependent. This becomes very irritating very quickly.
× Magnet
Step 4: Do give some indication of the prices of your kitchens. No, you do not have to list every separate unit and its cost. But a price for a pictured kitchen would be a nice indicator.
× Moben

Grrrr. Does anyone happen to have any suggestions of good kitchen retailers with helpful websites? We don't absolutely have to do all of this online but, since I'm going to be in America for the next three weeks and then in Scotland from the end of August, it would really help.  Also, does anyone happen to have any ideas about how you find out the relative prices of different kitchens?  It seems to be a closely-guarded secret in which all kitchen retailers are colluding.

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[girlyswot.livejournal.com]

That's helpful, thank you. Fitting is not a problem since the builders who are here building the house will do that. But not knowing how expensive it will be is more of an issue. Though at the moment, the only kitchen I've seen that I like is a Moben one...