On quality, an entry door plus two sidelites AND a transom is going to be VERY pricey. I don't know what you could get for $2700, but I would be very concerned as well. The service followup is certainly something to think about also, and likely to be non-existent if the company does not have a local location or some sort of provision to handle it. HMI and ProVia are top choices, and Polaris and HomeGuard are pretty solid as well. Thermatru is decent, but their products are finished by third parties, so that part can be hit or miss.

I'm a little late, but I thought I'd respond since I'm actually looking into this right now. We will probably only be in our home another two years, so our main concern with our cosmetic updates is resale. We want something that looks nice but is affordable. It doesn't need to be over-the-top custom, but there are definitely certain things I want while we're still living there and it should be a "wow" factor of the house. I came across an old post from this forum which led me to the MKFUSA website mentioned in an above post. I spent all weekend coming up with a design I think will really work for us, but unless I want to spend $100, MKFUSA won't look at my design and give me input. The $100 is refundable of course if I buy cabinets from them, but at this point I'm so confused on the pricing that I have no idea what they would cost or if it's worth it to send in my design. The bottom line for me? Yes, I think there are plenty of people out there in my position who would buy online IF: -Great color photos (in the form of downloadable/printable PDFs) were available to show door styles, paint/stain colors, specs, and showroom kitchen examples -The pricing, including shipping, was straightforward and easy to understand -Contact information was readily available for questions/concerns -Some type of design consultation/review, even at a charge so you're not constantly wasting your time, so that once my order is placed, I can feel confident I've ordered all the pieces I need -Door samples could be ordered and then shipped back, free of charge, for a refund of whatever you charged to send them (in other words, price should include shipping so everybody wins-- obviously you would need to limit how many could be sent at a time and work out other kinks...) -Ideally-- and this is something you might not do right away but could consider adding down the line-- there would be some type of simplified kitchen design sofware on the website where people could set up a room of their size, and then basically drag and drop windows, outlets, cabinets, etc... to get a 3-d view of what their design might look like. I'm decent at doing scale drawings of mine, but I have to assume I'm doing it right. Software that shows what we're drawing right from your site would be ideal! It's like you said-- times are tight right now, and I feel a little crazy for even spending money on a remodel right now, but we have the cash and are ready to go. In fact, I'm not sure if our budget would fit with your cabinets, but if you want a "guinea pig," just let me know! Good luck with your business!

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Hi we're a family run composting manufacturer, we've been trading for over 25 years, we supply garden centres with our products nationwide, we are very passionate about our composts and believe we have a market leading product range, but we have often struggles to get noticed due to our limited capacity for marketing. We have recently decided to start trying to sell some of our products through Amazon (our Horse compost and Mushroom compost) as we have seen other people having success. We sell single bags of compost which in all honesty is impossible to compete with garden centres on price, this is due to the weight of the product and the cost/fees associated with this, but we can offer bulk deals on 25 and 50 bags, with this we can be competitive on price and its delivered to your door, which is a great benefit to many people. It would be great to know whether gardeners would be open to buying there bulk compost on Amazon. Amazon seems to sell everything these days so we thought this was our best option as we don't have the resources to create our own selling platform at the moment. Any feedback on this would be great. Thanks for your time.