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Magnet located at 321 Essex Rd, London N1 2BD, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 020 7704 1961

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Rosalba Bragato

1 Google Rating

good at selling appalling and arrogant after sale care. i wont buy again.

1/ 5

good at selling appalling and arrogant after sale care. i wont buy again.

Christophe Wakim

2 Google Rating

Not very useful advices

2/ 5

Not very useful advices

snmgotogether 07

4 Google Rating

Good store

4/ 5

Good store

Alex D.

2 Google Rating

Useless, they never bothered calling us back after visiting the essex road store. Pass your way!

2/ 5

Useless, they never bothered calling us back after visiting the essex road store. Pass your way!

Ted Stockton-Smith

5 Google Rating

I was a bit skeptical to use Magnet after a frustrating experience at another branch however, the st

5/ 5

I was a bit skeptical to use Magnet after a frustrating experience at another branch however, the staff in this showroom (Islington) are nothing but amazing. Vanessa and Ross were helpful with ideas, measuring and quick at communicating. They even helped communicate things through to my own builders. Thank you both

Charles G

5 Google Rating

Only ever bought one kitchen but can’t imagine anyone makes the process easier than the team here.

5/ 5

Only ever bought one kitchen but can’t imagine anyone makes the process easier than the team here. Offered helpful advice, were patient with changes, and had kitchens to suit a variety of budgets. Delivery was prompt and any issues quickly rectified. Big thanks to Ross and the team.

Fazlul Chowdhury

2 Google Rating

Very expensive. Staff need more experience to design kitchen properly.

2/ 5

Very expensive. Staff need more experience to design kitchen properly.

D K

1 Google Rating

Magnet are way overpriced compared to other suppliers. Don't waste your time and money.

1/ 5

Magnet are way overpriced compared to other suppliers. Don't waste your time and money.

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