Looking for miscellaneous items. Interior doors, windows, patio doors, tiles, sink, faucets, etc.

[h-man]

Everything should have been ordered about a week ago, so fast delivery times are a plus.

Does anyone have tips on some good websites where I can get a good overview of the selection and costs? I don't have to order everything from the same place

• Interior doors - ones that aren't too thin. It doesn't feel like something I want to spend unnecessary money on
• Windows and patio doors - any site other than www.bygglagret.se?
• Tiles and clinker are available in many places, but I don't feel like I've found that perfect place where it's both stylish and cheap...
• Bathroom items like sinks, basins, bathtubs, and faucets. Same thing there. You can find stylish things everywhere, but it feels like I'm missing some great website where I can find everything 30% cheaper
• Kitchen sink and faucet - same as above. It can't be that a stylish kitchen sink should cost 10,000...
• Sliding doors for wardrobes

Physical stores in the Stockholm area work just as well.

Thanks in advance for the help

 

[Mats]

byggmax?
Beijer?
bauhaus?
Silvan?
K-rauta?

The tip is that at the "fancier" places you should contact a salesperson and tell them how much you need and ask for a price quote. The price listed in the store is usually negotiable.

 

[v-g]

http://www.sigro.se bathroom & tiles
http://www.rinkabyror.se same but no tiles.

 

[ppalm]

slightly cheaper/simpler sliding doors www.skbv.se

 

[h-man]

Thanks for the tips!

Anyone who can help me find spotlights for the kitchen and bathroom?

Same requirements as above. Attractive, sleek, safe, cheap...

 

[carlbanan]

There is a company in Tärnsjö that sells doors and windows very cheaply, they have a lot of second sorting (e.g. a small scratch on the inside of the frame or something). We bought 2 exterior doors and 5 interior doors of the brand diplomat for about 9000:-

The company is probably called K-B gross or something like that. Not exactly close to Stockholm, but if you can save several thousand, then 8-9 miles isn't particularly far