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Yeah Ikea has cornered that low end market. There is a big market for that and lots that are happy to learn how to design. There is also a big market that is no
by xupybd 4y ago
Yeah Ikea has cornered that low end market. There is a big market for that and lots that are happy to learn how to design. There is also a big market that is not willing. They want to tweak but need a lot of hand holding.
Thanks to Ikea there is not much point trying to compete in that space.
Mid range cabinetry still needs more customer support in the design time.
Also Ikea cabinet construction is not great. I'd recommend not using them in your house. Maybe in a cheap rental.
- Tabular-Iceberg 4y agoI get that, I just don’t get why you can’t use the same tool but with the upmarket ploppables. Adding the aforementioned usage simulator and maybe using it to suggest starting layouts doesn’t seem like it would depend on the market positioning of the cabinet company, surely it would be just as applicable for low end as for midrange.