I took the MCQ in May. How's everyone feeling about the results dropping tomorrow? I'm honestly so nervous! Haha I really don't want to have to pay 14k for that bridging course if I don't pass the MCQ or OSCE first time around.
Hi everyone, looking for some advice from people who’ve gone through the new build/design centre process.
We’re currently at the design stage for our new build, and the kitchen is definitely the most important part of the house to me since I love cooking and baking.
Originally, I really wanted:
But the builder is charging about $8k just for the cabinetry/framing changes for that setup. The downside is that I’d also lose one of the pantry cabinets unless I pay even more (~$10k) to add a full pantry cabinet back in.
The alternative is keeping the standard kitchen layout, which already includes the pantry cabinetry at no extra charge. I could still pay to widen the range space from 30" to 36", but ideally I think I’d want a 48" range eventually (not even sure the builder would allow that).
I’m struggling with whether it’s worth paying thousands more just for the built-in oven look while sacrificing pantry/storage space.
For those who cook a lot:
Any advice or experiences would really help. Thanks!