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Whittier School Uses Former Contraband to Grow FoodHydroponic garden provides produce for farmer's marketWHITTIER - Three students at Whittier Community School mix plant food to pour into large plastic buckets that feed their school's hydroponic vegetable garden. These kids are involved in a program that fights childhood obesity. They grow vegetables in a hydroponic garden, then sell them at a local farmers market to the community. Whittier is a small community nestled between mountains and the ocean. Almost everyone in town lives in a high rise next door to the school. Today it's a dim, windy November day, but inside, it's bright with the lights that feed the plants. Electricity buzzes and a fan circulates the air. Pumps run through the plants growing in buckets and tubes drip water on what will eventually be vegetables. This indoor garden has changed one boy's outlook on school. Joey Lipscomb is known as the school biologist. He cares for the school's fish, and has taken a very active role in the hydroponic garden. Today, he's looking carefully at the pumps that nourish the plants and helping other students adjust the nutrients to the right level. His teacher, Stephanie Burgoon, said she's seen a different side of Lipscomb once he got involved in this project. And she would know. At Whittier Community School, there are 35 students ranging from pre-school to seniors in high school. Burgoon has known Lipscomb since he was three. She said he's the kind of kid who struggled with school. She said he was always good with math, but other subjects were a challenge. She said when he started working on the garden, that changed. "He's an amazing, amazing kid." But this story starts before Lipscolm found renewed enthusiasm for education. This story started with a crime. A few years ago, police caught a man growing marijuana on the 10th floor of the high rise. His crime became evident to the whole community when law enforcement carried pot plants out of the building. This got Stephanie Burgoon thinking. She asked the police what they were going to do with the growing suplies. They said they would either store it or destroy it. Burgoon petitioned the court to so the school could use it for a science project, "turn something that was used in a negative way and turn it for something positive for our community." The community can buy the vegetables at a farmer's market on the ground floor of the residential building. It's on a donation basis, so people pay what they can afford. Burgoon says service is a part of the lesson to the students as well. This project is something all ages can help with. Right now they're experimenting what kind of lights are the best for growing. This will help them meet a national standard in the scientific method. When one instructor takes on several grades, they have to be creative to find projects that will suit more than a few students. But Burgoon says letting students take an interest in something and learning through trial and error is how she thinks students really gain understanding. It's worked for Lipscolm. "By growing this stuff and seeing it grow properly, and harvesting all the things, it boosted my confidence in the garden and I think it boosted my confidence in the classroom." You have indicated this comment should be removed.said on Sunday, Nov 18 at 12:51 PM Excellent investment into our kids and community. Have you thought of adding some vermicomposting to enhance the cycle of life concepts. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Wednesday, Nov 14 at 9:03 AM Not bad, but why continue to demonize marijuana ? Why not take this growers expertise and have him show others how to grow their own marijuana in their own closet. Of course the Mexican drug cartels won't like it, and either will the para-military police-prison industries which continue to profit over the unjust and unsuccessful War on the People. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Wednesday, Nov 14 at 6:34 AM Pretty good plan. You building the LED lights yourself from scratch and using a recycled power supply from some old electronics device? Might be another good project, LEDs a circuit card and some resistors are fairly cheap and you could get diff colors, etc. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Wednesday, Nov 14 at 1:31 AM What an excellent idea. kids may be more activy in a good food plan when they know how hard it is to go from seeds to full grown food. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Nov 13 at 10:13 PM All the money from vegetable and herb sales goes back into the garden to pay for nutrients, seeds, and other supplies. We are always trying to find ways to improve the garden. For example, one of our goals is to eventually switch over to LED lights which consume less energy. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Nov 13 at 9:28 PM What happens to the "donations" Invest it back into the project? Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Nov 13 at 9:19 PM Way to turn challenges into opportunities Whittier School! Inappropriate? Alert Us! Add a commentMost Popular
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Aug 4, 2012 9:52 AM
Corner Campers COD Wii Podcast EP 27 is UP! "The Wii Team works hard everyday"
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Welcome to the Corner Campers, a podcast by Wii COD players FOR Wii COD players. Join us each week as we discuss many issues in the Wii community ranging from news to debates on controversial issues like the Classic Controller Pro. The whole point of this podcast is to encourage discussion among the community as well as bring the community together.
Feel free to drop a post in our thread if you have any suggestions, complaints, or if you want to be a guest in a future episode. We hope you guys enjoy the show!
Episode 27 8/2/12
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Episode cast: Grombloodboy, Nintendon't, Semperfi, Padiego, Rhythm Master, xxxxxxxxxxiiiiiiiR3V0LTiiiiixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subjects: One of the Treyarch devs, "Vahn", makes some comments towards PS3 players on the official forums; then he mentions how the Wii team has people "working hard every day" on Wii COD, a discussion on who's at fault for the massive hacking happening on MW3, Nintendo Network, Mario used to be a pimp?!, and finally we open up the mailsack where listeners bash Nintendon't for being an FMG9 fanboy.
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The Corner Campers Podcast is proudly produced by members of the COD Wii forum community:
Creator/ Editor: Nintendon't
Creator/Planner: Grombloodboy
YT Manager/Guest Handler: Semperfi550
Outro music: [ADHD] Flippy
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Padiego, Penguin, Pauly01, Godsmack, SH*TBLOCK, revisawesome, Porkins, The Arab, Grom's Mom
So many Xs
I love listening to these haha.
Wow, that entire line of x's just draw the eye
I can't help it if that's his name. Revolt thinks X's make him look cool on the internet. =/
To be honest, I was hoping for more artwork like Episode 25
Go to 7:20 to see my quaadd
Chaining is legit.
These are always funny to listen to
I want to be on one :/
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These are always funny to listen to
I want to be on one :/
You're never available.
When's the next one?
Pretty sweet vid, i like these podcasts- i have some vids on my Zune XD
That Vonderhaar bit was hilarious, but you guys have some good points- it actually made sense- they really need to get their $hit together. Im looking forward for the next one.
Nice chain Padiego lol
SCREW NINTENDON'T AND HIS FMG9's!!!
Ugh, gotta get around to listening to all of these, think I'm up to #17 lol.
You think that's bad? For some reason I never bothered with the CCP podcast, until yesterday. And now I'm completely hooked to this
So yeah, I've got a lot of catching up to do. Oh well, better late than never
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You think that's bad? For some reason I never bothered with the CCP podcast, until yesterday. And now I'm completely hooked to this
So yeah, I've got a lot of catching up to do. Oh well, better late than never
You just said you didn't bother with the Corner Campers Podcast podcast
Stop it you're making me look like a retard
But the thing is... English isn't my native language so I have no idea what I did wrong in that sentence. I'd better run now before the Grammar Nazis find me.
It isn't mine either, that CCP means (Corner Campers Podcast) but you added another podcast at the end you could have said CC podcast or CCP but not CCP podcast. Don't worry bro have a cookie!
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Stop it you're making me look like a retard
But the thing is... English isn't my native language so I have no idea what I did wrong in that sentence. I'd better run now before the Grammar Nazis find me.
I never knew that, how did you get your english so good
I don't know, I'm just really good at English I guess. When I went to school, I always got good grades for languages. Except for German, I hate that language >.<
Oh and welcome back Silent
All the German I know came from reading books set in WWI and WWII
Its just when i left the first thing that came was a ksg thread i could hold myself... and then a cpp thread..... dang you forum!
The podcast is your kryptonite
Only if we had topics nintendont, it would be the first time that a dutchy would participate in the ccp :O
Yeah, we may or maynot have an episode this week.
He probably studied instead of playing MW3.
Welcome back silent, even though you've been in the chat, so its like you never left anyways....
Who invited Napolean Dynamite on the podcast,
You're never going to win nintendon't.
CCP= Hypocrite central..moving on to the other forums.
Sorry to hear you think that. Thanks for the thread bump though!
I'd like to participate in Corner Campers Podcast
Of course,if nintendont wants me to stay out,sure everything for my good mate
- MadHouse
hey i wnat to be in the next one
Need your Skype...
PM me your Skype ID so i can start working out the details with ya. or you could jsut post it here... your choice.

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Craftsman 46'' 24hp Turn Tight Hydrostatic Yard Tractor Non CA
Item# 07128857000 | Model# 28857Specifications & Dimensions
Cutting Deck & Blade: | |
Blade Material: | Steel |
Blade Type: | Hi-Lift |
Cutting Deck Material: | Stamped Steel |
Cutting Deck Nose Roller: | No |
Cutting Deck Style: | Side Discharge |
Cutting Deck Type: | Precision cut |
Cutting Height Adjustment Increments: | Spring assist |
Cutting Height Adjustment Type: | Spring Assisted Lever |
Cutting Height Maximum (in.): | 1.5 |
Cutting Height Minimum (in.): | 4 |
Cutting Positions: | 6 |
Cutting Width (In.): | 46 |
Deck Thickness (Gauge): | 13 |
Deckwash System: | Yes |
Discharge Location: | Side |
Number of Cutting Blades: | 2 |
Number of Deck Anti-Scalp Gauge Wheels: | 4 |
Controls and Features: | |
Blade Engagement Type: | Manual |
Blade Lift: | Manual |
Speed Control: | Foot pedal |
Dimensions: | |
Wheelbase (in.): | 48 |
Product Overview: | |
Color/Finish: | Red |
Commercial/Residential: | Commercial |
General Warranty: | 2 year full, 5 year frame limited lifetime front axle |
Item Weight (lbs.): | 526 |
Recommended Terrain: | Flat with some hills |
Recommended Yard Size: | Up to 2 acres |
Terrain Type: | Flat, Hilly, Obstacles |
Chassis: | |
Frame Material: | 12 ga. steel |
Frame Type: | Channel |
Front Axle Material: | Cast iron |
Number of Wheels: | 4 |
Step Thru Frame: | Yes |
Handling & Operating: | |
Brakes Type: | Disk |
Cruise Control: | Yes |
Electric Clutch For Attach.: | No |
Hour Meter: | Yes |
Steering Type: | Conventional |
Steering Wheel Type: | Standard |
Drive System: | |
Maximum Forward Speed (mph): | 5.2 |
Maximum Reverse Speed (mph): | 2.9 |
Mow in Reverse: | Yes |
Number of Forward Speeds: | Infinite |
Number of Reverse Speeds: | Infinite |
Shifter Location: | Pedal control |
Turning Radius (in.): | 6 |
Turn Tight: | Yes |
Motor-Engine: | |
Air Filter Type: | Auto-type paper |
Cooling Fan: | Yes |
Cooling System Type: | Fan-cooled |
Cylinder Liner: | Cast iron |
Electronic Ignition: | Yes |
Engine Brand: | Briggs & Stratton(r) |
Engine Cycles: | 4-cycle |
Engine Lubrication System: | Full pressure |
Engine Series: | 24 HP Vtwin |
Engine Displacement (cc): | 724 |
Horsepower: | 24 |
Number of Cylinders: | 2 |
Oil Filter Type: | Spin On |
Overhead Valve Engine: | Yes |
Throttle Adjustment: | Remote |
Wheels & Tires: | |
Anti-Scalp Gauge Wheels: | Yes |
Front Tire Size: | 15 x 6 x 6 in. |
Rear Tire Size: | 20 x 8 x 8 in. |
Wheel Grease Zerks: | Yes |
Accessory or Attachment: | |
2 Bin Bagger Part Number: | #24903 |
3 Bin Bagger Part Number: | #24904 |
Accepts Bagger: | Yes |
Dozer Blade Capable: | No |
Electric Lift Kit Capable: | No |
Ground-Engaging Attach.: | No |
Hauling Equipment: | Heavy Hauling, Light Hauling |
Mulch Kit Included: | Sold Separately |
Mulch Kit Part Number: | #33746 |
Snow Blade or Thrower Capable: | Snow thrower, Snow blade |
Fuel System: | |
Fuel Capacity (gal.): | 3 |
Fuel Gauge Location: | On Tank |
Fuel Type: | Gasoline |
Convenience: | |
Adjustable Seat: | Yes |
Cup Holder: | Yes |
Headlights: | Yes |
Gauge Accessory: | |
Battery Ammeter: | No |
Convenience Features: | |
Power Steering: | None |
Certifications: | |
CARB Compliant: | Not Compliant with Cali. Air Resource Board |
Location: | All other |
Seat: | |
Arm Rests: | No |
Others: | |
Tractor Grade: | Yard Tractor |
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Product Description
Craftsman 46 inch Riding Mower for Professional Landscapers
The Craftsman 24hp Turn Tight hydrostatic yard tractor features best-in-class turning, long-lasting performance and enough power to tackle the toughest jobs with ease. Turn Tight technology gives you the shortest turning radius of any available yard tractor. Turn tightly around obstacles and get more efficient performance with the 6 inch turning radius. Constructed with a 12-gauge frame and cast-iron front axle, this tractor is built to withstand the toughest jobs. A 24 hp* Briggs & Stratton® V-Twin engine provides serious power, whether you're cutting tall, thick grass or driving up hilly terrains.
This Craftsman 46 inch riding mower has a wide precision-cutting deck that gets lawns looking great in fewer passes. The dual cutting blades adjust from 1.5 to 4 inches high, depending on turf type and season, via a spring-assisted lever. The large anti-scalp wheels prove excellent traction without damaging the lawn. Designed for commercial use, this tractor has a heavy hauling capacity to accommodate additional trailer-style lawn attachments (sold separately).
- Craftsman 24hp Turn Tight hydrostatic yard tractor creates an evenly cut, professional-looking lawn
- Exclusive Turn Tight technology delivers best-in-class maneuverability with a 6 inch turning radius
- 24hp Briggs & Stratton Platinum V-Twin engine with full pressure lube
- 46 inch precision-cut mowing system for managing large lawns
- Cast-iron front axle is durable and long-lasting
- Premium hydrostatic automatic transmission is easy to operate
- Foot pedal drive — tractor has a maximum forward speed of 5.2 miles per hour
- Features spring-loaded deck lift system — adjust cutting height from 1.5 to 4 inches high
- Includes cup holder
- Wide step-through sliding seat system
- Weighs 526 pounds
- Backed by a 2-year full warranty, 5-year frame warranty and limited lifetime warranty on cast-iron axle
- Not available in California
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I purchased this tractor in May 2012 and I now have over 20 hours usage on this tractor. This tractor replaced a 2001 42" Craftsman. First read the instructions and follow the set up procedures to the letter. Do this and you will have an excellent cutting platform. There are some cons to this tractor but they weren't deal breakers for me, IE: 1. Height adjustment is on the left hand side and gets hung up on clothing when exiting the tractor. 2. Reverse pedal should have been larger thus easier to use. 3. Gas gauge window almost impossible to read.
Pro's 24HP engine extremely smooth and powerful, will cut the steepest yards such as mine. 2. Deck is vibration free and excellent cutting ability, hose connecter for cleaning is an added bonus. 3. Turning radius is the tightest in the industry. 4. Transmission is smooth and also vibration free.
Prior to purchasing I read the reviews and almost decided against this tractor but because of my history with Craftsman products I decided to buy and can honestly say I have not regretted it. A lot of the bad reviews could be attributed to the buyer trying to use the product without going through the set up procedure. It's a great tractor for the money.
I purchased the equivalent model several years ago. I know that manufacturers change the mechanics from year to year, but this might be worth thinking about. The machine has been great on our almost 2 acre lot and we have been very happy with it. Last week the drive peddles stopped working properly. Upon inspection I found that there is supposed to be a small spring that sits next to the transaxle, and it was missing. I assumed it would be a simple and inexpensive fix. When I called the parts department they informed me that that part is not available for sale on its own. It comes as part of the transaxle assembly (the entire rear drive system). The cost of the parts alone is $775.... it seems to be a very expensive spring...
Durant, OK
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Neosho, WI
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At first i was really happy with the mower, ive had it for 2 years now. RIght after i bought, i started helping this elderly lady mow her lawn with her new Simplicity, well now every week, i dread mowing my own grass. Yeah, you get what you pay for, but i think Craftsman dropped the Ball on this mower. The unit runs great, but the deck isnt adjusted right, i mow on the highest setting, if i go lower, it scalped and is just too low. It does leave light stripes if you mow the grass in lines, but not like the SImplicity with the rollers on. If you have to stop to back up, the deck lowers and almost scalps. It doesent "Float" it just rides. And it shaves the grass, not Fluffs it. And as for the Turn Tight, you have to fight to get it to turn tightly, and it still wants to push straight. If i had to do it again, id buy a name brand mower
Bastrop, TX
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Had it for about 9 months now. Runs great. Starts easily and is good on the gas. Cuts well and moves fast. So glad I got this and don't have to use a push mower any longer. Wish I had done this sooner.
Riverhead, NY
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I have not even used the cutting deck, so I can't comment on that. My workhorse 10+ yr old Craftsman LT1000 was destroyed during Sandy so we replaced with this, and i love it. So far it's been plowing snow, pushing sandy debris and hauling dirt, mulch, and anything else I need done. I would love one with "posi" rear, but they are expensive and usually only come with 54in decks. Pros: Very strong, a lot more powerful than my last one Starts easy Holds lots of gas, easy to refill Tight turning Cupholder (yes my old one didn't have it) and did i say powerfull Cons: cheaply made My alignment is off Gas gauge USELESS Rear tires too thin (less traction than my old one) Even with the cons, this maching is excellent
Galveston, IN
I am sorry i bought this tractor. I had to have service rep. work on it before I could use it. It has 6 mowing heights but only 2 can be used without scalping yard and then with a mulching kit it just clumps the grass up. I have to go over the whole yard with grass sweaper. A job that took me 45 min. with a smaller MTD mower now takes me twice as long.
Lakeland, GA
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Had one issue when nearly new...safety switch on seat malfunction but Sears came right out and fixed it. I do heavy hauling on a small pecan farm of about 10 acres...I mow..spray..push (push bar attachment) and pull with this monster. Powerful smooth operation! After 2 years and almost 250 hours of operation and not 1 serious issue...I Love this piece of powerful precision machinery!
Fort Bragg, CA
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YT4000 model 917-289283 has 60 hours of use. The trans-axil hangers broke, because the bolts where gone from the front hangers. Not sure if they where ever there! Some wear on the hanger where the bolts where suppose to be. But bolts where gone! Anyway that let the whole transmission to move, in turn torque the hangers on side where the axil attach to break. When the transmission started to move, of course the belt got thrown and that in turn broke the gear disengager lever...which now is leaking oil! SEARS CRAFTMAN DOES NOT WARRANTY ANYTHING AFTER 2 YEARS....EVEN THOUGH THIS MACHINE HAS ONLY 60 HOURS OF USE! They would replace frame, but at our cost of labor! But the trasmission is all up to us! We feel that this product totally failed under low usage! NOT BUYING ANOTHER CRAFTMAN PRODUCT!
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Norman, OK
I finally gave up my 13-year old Craftsman last year and bought the YT 4000. I liked the old one better. I've been mowing the same 3 acres since 1999 and this new mower doesn't stack up. Strengths - Good power: Mows up a steep embankment without complaint - Turns sharp: This works well and is very useful - Sturdy frame: This one seems stiffer than the old one. Then again, the old one had been around the block a few times. Weaknesses: - Poor mowing: Leaves uncut grass behind. I find myself mowing the same grass over and over and over. - Deck too low: Won't adjust high enough. If you have rough ground or tree roots or just want to leave the grass a bit long, you're out of luck. - Unreliable: The starter just went out after just one year. The starter on my old Craftsman was still going after 13 seasons. $142 to replace. - I don't care for having to push the pedal to go. After a while my foot gets tired. Cruise control sucks compared to the old variable speed lever.
Olympia, WA
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I bought mine in Sept 2012 as we purchased a home with 3+ acres, mostly lawn and all on hilly terrain, with what I read this would do the job. I purchased the snow blade at the same time, as winter is said to have a lot of snow in our new area and we have a long driveway, no shovel for me and did not want to walk uphil with a snow blower. Winter only gave us one heavy snow (this year) but the machine and snowblade worked flawlessly. With spring now here, I used it for thick grass for the first time and it tackled the wet stuff without a problem. the only drawback i found is slipping of the wheels if I turned to rapid uphill, I just backed up, shortened my and travelled up without a hitch. Great machine for me, worth every penny.
Delmar, NY
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Bought this new in fall with snowblower 2 stage. Came all set up for winter blower on weights and chains. Used all winter what a machine! People complained about belt slip never happened. They must drive it like a bulldozer. Wheels where toed in a lot. Removed steering arms and straightened to make longer front wheels are now straight. Have not used the mower deck yet. Removed spindles on deck and installed grease fittings. Tractor was also hard starting. Throttle pull was set wrong choke was not coming on adjusted cable @ carburetor. Starts great now. Overall very happy. Lots of power. Throws snow across a double driveway with ease. Most types of snow can be blown 35 feet at least. Only gave it four stars for steering alignment and choke not set correctly. Nothing is perfect.
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A new locally created book named Choctaw: A Cultural Awakening went on sale yesterday. The book and some of its creators were at the Donald W Reynolds Community Center and Library selling signed copies of the book Tuesday.
The book is 200 pages of photos by David G. Fitzgerald accompanied by articles submitted by Choctaw Nation members and Employees.
Articles in the book tell about different aspects of the Choctaw ways of life. The photos are of Choctaw people from many different walks of life according to Judy Allen, one of the creators at the signing.
"I told the story of the Choctaw Church" said co-creator Eleanor Caldwell. She explained how growing up Choctaw, her family's lives were focused on the church.
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Allen said that this book had been on her wish list to produce for some time. She said that because it was made in spare time, it has been a lengthy process.
Another co-creator at the event Ian Thompson said the book is useful because it "shows the diversity of the tribe."
Thompson said that the people in the book are everyday people that readers may interact with every day not realizing the impact that person has on the Choctaw Nation.
Allen said that the book has been donated to the Choctaw Nation and all of the proceeds go to the Choctaw Nation.
The book costs $35 and can be purchased at the Choctaw headquarters, the Choctaw book store and online at choctawstore.com.


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Victim threatened to go on 'murder spree'
According to a press release issued Wednesday afternoon, June 20, by Plumas County District Attorney Dave Hollister, the man shot and killed by a Plumas County sheriff's deputy Tuesday evening had threatened to go on a "murder spree."
Hollister said the Plumas County Sheriff's Office dispatch center received a call at 3:53 p.m. Tuesday reporting a man "acting erratically and threatening others while armed with a knife and a brick hammer." A deputy was dispatched three minutes later.
At 3:58 p.m., the subject of the initial call phoned dispatch, identified himself and said the sheriff's office should send every deputy as he was going on a "murder spree."
The dispatched deputy arrived on scene at 4 p.m. and contacted the subject. According to Hollister, the man was armed with a knife and a brick hammer. He advanced on the deputy while verbally and physically threatening him.
The deputy retreated, but the subject continued to close in on him. The deputy then fired three shots at the man, striking him in the upper torso. The man was declared dead at 4:11 p.m.
At 4:27 p.m., a trailer belonging to the man burst into flames. Responding fire crews were able to contain the blaze before it could spread.
Hollister said, "All witnesses, including nearby civilians, the involved deputy and responding officers, have been cooperative in providing information and assisting this investigation."
He asked that any citizens who believe they have further information concerning the incident should contact his office, the Plumas County District Attorney's Office, at 283-6303 and speak with an investigator.
The names of the deceased and deputy have not been released yet.
Sheriff says shooting victim made threats
Plumas County Sheriff Greg Hagwood said Wednesday morning that the man shot and killed by a Plumas County sheriff's deputy yesterday evening had made a threatening phone call to the sheriff's office that afternoon.Hagwood said that when the deputy arrived on the scene, the suspect had multiple weapons and the deputy had to defend himself. A photo taken at the scene by Feather Publishing reporter Laura Beaton shows a knife and a hammer on the ground beside the man's body.
"At that point in the situation, the threat level was such that a Taser was not an appropriate response," said Hagwood. "It was a very explosive, rapidly developing situation."
Plumas County District Attorney Dave Hollister said June 20 that if the sheriff's office had responded just a few minutes later, "We would be investigating a murder or murders of residents of the trailer park instead of an officer-involved shooting."
The sheriff said he would release the name of the deputy as soon as he legally could. He did say the deputy was a veteran officer from the Quincy office.
Hagwood said this is the first officer-involved shooting since he became sheriff and he is being careful to follow all of the legal procedures.
"The sheriff's office did a good job of backing off on this investigation," Hollister said.
The deputy has been placed on administrative leave, which is standard policy. Hagwood said the leave was in no way an indication of any wrongdoing.
Hollister is the lead investigator in the case. The Butte County Sheriff's Office will be conducting the internal affairs investigation. The Department of Justice is processing the crime scene, and CalFire is investigating the subsequent fire that destroyed the victim's trailer. "We don't know how it started," Hagwood said.
Hollister said a final report on the incident probably wouldn't be completed until the end of July.
Reporting by Staff Writer Dan McDonald
A man is dead after being shot by a Plumas County sheriff's deputy responding to a disturbance call at the Evergreen Motel and RV Park around 4 p.m. today, June 19.
A passerby tries to assist officers to control a fire that broke out a short time after an officer-involved shooting at the Evergreen Motel and RV Park on Highway 70 and Blackhawk Road. A neighbor who witnessed the incident said the trailer, which was destroyed, belonged to the man who was killed. Photo by Laura Beaton |
About a half-hour after the shooting, the man's trailer burst into flames. The cause of the blaze is under investigation.
Neither the victim nor the deputy has been identified.
Medics on scene attended a grieving woman, identified by bystanders as the victim's wife, as the man's body lay on the ground out of her sight. "I just want to see him," she repeated.
While officials waited for Department of Justice (DOJ) personnel, flames and smoke began billowing from the dead man's home. Fire engines, which had been called to the scene earlier and then left, had to be called back.
Deputies, California Highway Patrol officers and passersby raced to hook up garden hoses and fight the fire, but in a matter of minutes the trailer was fully engulfed in flames.
A California Highway Patrol officer covers a man shot dead by a Plumas County deputy sheriff this evening, June 19, at Evergreen Motel and RV Park just outside of Quincy. Photo by Laura Beaton |
Huge clouds of black smoke erupted from the trailer but firefighters soon had the blaze under control.
Authorities originally responded to a disturbance call. Neighbor Daniel Funke, who witnessed parts of the incident, said he was disturbed in his home by blaring music and crashing noises.
When he looked outside his window, he saw a man, who he identified as the victim, wielding a kitchen knife and a brick hammer and slashing at the fence and attacking the side of Funke's trailer.
Funke alleges that the man threatened to kill him.
The disturbance, the shooting and the fire are all under investigation.
District Attorney Dave Hollister is the lead investigator on the case. Assistant Sheriff Dean Canalia was at the scene, awaiting arrival of DOJ officials.
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It appears that it's okay with the majority of citizens that our public servants place little value on human life.
You are right but when was the last time that you had a dog charge you with a knife? Seriously, the officer did what they had to do.
That is an ignorant comment. Please go find a tree to hug.
Your comment is just as ignorant.
...did he even go for a non-lethal approach?
Ahhhh, so the suspect's knife and hammer couldn't have been used against the deputy or any citizen as lethal weapons?
... listening to the scanner when this was occuring. The suspect pulled a gun on the Deputy! He then threatened to shoot the Deputy!
Sounds like this may have been a suicide by deputy scenario. Too bad the deputy had to be drawn into this mess.
appropriate force sufficient to effectively subdue their opponent.
Is killing a man appropriate force??? effectively subdued???
To the family of the deseased:
I am very sorry for your loss what a difficult situation for ALL parties involved.
I completely disagree with this comment and find it highly offensive. I value human life and what a horrible decision to have to make. Who do you pick? You, them or the other innocent bystanders?
(True or False?)
they could have just tazed him that is insane to immediatly shoot someone to death....
If the officer was killed and/or an innocent bystander I wonder how you would spin that one????
Deputy, sorry this community is so unsupportive of those we rely on. I pray for you, and also for the grieving family of the troubled man.
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What you will find is that very soon, someone will write a review and give them 5 * for a fantastic kitchen and service just so that your review does not sit at the top. This company stinks and i am still trying to get compensation for ripping me off. It is now sitting with the financial ombudsman as i am now claimimg against the credit card company. Keep away from kutchenhaus.
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Firstly, overall the buying service, delivery(both bang on time) etc. was great. As was the fitting and the flexibility of Glen out fitter. It looks great, it all fits together well but it is small details that annoy!(Hence 3 stars not 4). A couple of examples:- Self closing hinges that don't- you have to push the things closed. Cupboards that only come with one shelf- but no one mentioned this and all others seem to come with 2. They are small things but spoil what is clearly sold as a... (read more)
Written on: 03/05/2013 by ahampson (1 review written)
When we started the process of planning the kitchen, Kutchenhaus was in our home town Chester. Once we were ready to go down to the finer details and ordering the kitchen the Chester branch had closed and had to go to the Trafford Centre, the chap we were to meet bent over backwards to accommodate an appointment to suit us and came in on his day off! Though this appointment was a long one, I felt reassured that he was paying as much attention to detail as if it was his own kitchen. Once... (read more)
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We have received an excellent service from Kutchenhaus from planning to installation. The service has been efficient and professional throughout. Planning and design: the designer was very good but the software was a bit difficult at times which made a long design session more tedious from a customer point of view. I would have also liked to have been given more options for internal fixtures. Some of the designs were done without reference to light switches,lights and other immovable items... (read more)
Written on: 11/04/2013
The kitchen is pretty good but only a little better than B&Q or IKEA etc and definitely not worth the higher price! Unfortunately its the UK part of this firm that lets it down. The people in the showroom (Glasgow) are absolutely terrible at designing a kitchen, they basically sit there and expect you to talk them through the whole thing and as soon as you've signed the dotted line they do not care, multiple e-mails / phone calls to get any answers from them and no post installation survey... (read more)
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We have just had a new kitchen fitted(sahara,with walnut trim) and wanted to express our complete satisfaction with both the service we received from the staff in the showroom at the Trafford Centre and the fitter who installed it. The quality of the kitchen furniture is very good and all the items were packed well and delivered very carefully by the delivery men. [name removed] who designed the kitchen was very helpful and accommodated the many changes we made until we were happy with the... (read more)
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From the survey to the finished kitchen, Craig and his team worked incredibly hard with great attention to detail to create a beautiful new kitchen. They put a lot of thought into the planning and consulted us at every step of the way. Nothing was too much trouble and they went out of their way to accommodate our requests with workmanship which is exemplary. They were not only careful and neat in their working methods but always left the house very clean and tidy. The team was very... (read more)
Written on: 29/03/2013 by Miss_Jennison
The uniqueness of the kitchens was the deciding factor for buying a kitchen from Kutchenhaus. We didnt want the same kitchen as everyone else, and we now have our dream, bespoke kitchen! The whole team at the Hull branch were so helpful and friendly with everything from simply browsing the showroom to the installation stage - we went back in to the showroom during installation (we fitted the kitchen ourselves) to see how some parts went together, and the team were once again friendly and... (read more)
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The first thing that really impressed me was the showroom, ive not come across one nicer and ive been to lots! The staff in their were really helpful and answered all our questions, [name removed] the designer was fantastic and really patient with us which was definitely needed! Kitchen was fully installed on Monday and im thrilled to bits with it. I would recommend to anyone looking for a kitchen to visit their showroom, the displays are beautiful and its in a great location (read more)
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The thing that really stood out for me was the fact all the kitchen are fully rigid built, this made a nice change from the flat pack stuff i've had in the past which never lasted more than a couple of years. (read more)
Written on: 28/03/2013 by Petestanger (1 review written)
After shopping around at various kitchen companys we ended up at Kutchenhaus in York, we were plesently greeted when we entered the store and was left to brouse which was good as there was so may displays to take in. We got a design done which defenatly had the wow factor and paid on interest free which was also an advantage as our money was tied up in a property we were selling. The kitchen delivery time was longer than we expected ( 10 weeks ) but we were assured the wait would be worth... (read more)
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We recently needed to source some extra units for our recently extended kitchen; on our initial visit to the Trafford Centre store we were told that the units that we required had been discontinued, total dismay. We then contacted the warehouse and entered in to negotiations with [name removed]. David pulled out all the stops, contacted the factory and arranged for the supply of everything that we required, it was all delivered in perfect condition and in double quick time. Fantastic... (read more)
Written on: 01/03/2013
We had been to several kitchen suppliers before visiting Kutchenhaus. The minute we walked into the Manchester showroom we fell in love with the first kitchen we saw. We thought that their kitchens would be well out of our price range as the kitchens were such a good quality, but after sitting down with Jay the Designer, it became clear that we could achieve a well designed kitchen at a price we could afford. We felt well looked after throughout the whole process and the communication was... (read more)
Written on: 15/02/2013 by annaf1 (1 review written)
We had a new kitchen from Kutchenhaus installed in December 2012. The kitchen looks stunning - the design is great and the furniture is really good quality. I expected the whole process of designing a new kitchen to be stressful, but it wasn't at all. The design and technical team from Kutchenhaus were exceptional - very professional, friendly, patient, knowledgeable, easy to get hold of and a pleasure to work with. I love everything about the new kitchen and I can't recommend Kutchenhaus... (read more)
Written on: 08/02/2013
The Kitchens are beautiful and well engineered. Sadly the UK part of the business is obsessed with hard sell and getting your signature, they don't really care about providing you with your dream Kitchen. We were sucked into this and like many previous reviewers faced delays, incompetence and a basic lack of care from the staff at Kutchenhaus UK. I wish we hadn't signed that Barclays Finance agreement. Any company that demands full payment, with no option to hold some funds until... (read more)
Written on: 28/03/2013
One of the things i found great about Kutchenhaus was how they didnt try the whole hard sell thing on me once so im shocked you felt they were like that with you, surely cant have been the Manchester branch the manager there was very relaxed the whole time and even explained that they wouldnt design in my home because thats the 'hard sell' way of doing things. I would advise anyone interested in a kitchen to their design service for thrmselves and if you feel pressured then you can always walk away
Written on: 11/04/2013
I completely agree with you, I wish I had read this comment before I signed the agreement! The kitchen is pretty good but only a little better than B&Q or IKEA etc and definitely not worth the higher price! Unfortunately its the UK part of this firm that lets it down. The people in the showroom (Glasgow) are absolutely terrible at designing a kitchen, they basically sit there and expect you to talk them through the whole thing and as soon as you've signed the dotted line they do not care, multiple e-mails / phone calls to get any answers from them and no post installation survey as promised, the installers were useless. We ended up with a nice kitchen that cost twice as much as it should and caused a huge amount of stress and upset. If you want a nice kitchen then splash out and go higher to a small independent firm or stick with B&Q or IKEA, probably as much hassle but you'll have enough left over at the end for a well earned holiday! DO NOT USE KUTCHENHAUS
Written on: 05/02/2013 by nedders83 (1 review written)
I must say that I am thrilled with the service that I have receives from the whole team at Kutchenhaus. From initial contact through design and right up to the after sales service. My wife and I initially started looking at kitchens well over 2 years ago and finally found one last year that we both agreed on and fell in love with (Kitchenhaus). We had a few hiccups along the way with design and price-change as it was not really a short-term project but I must say that throughout the entire... (read more)
Written on: 03/02/2013 by walker114 (1 review written)
Visited the Hull store and had great service from the team,even though we changed our minds a couple of times nothing was to much trouble. The fitter came for a site visit and suggested we had a wall taken down something we had considered for some time.He did all the planning and delt with building control services and carried out the work with great skill, giving a fab result.The new kitchen looks fantastic and exceeded our expectations.We would highly recommend Kutchenhaus and all the... (read more)
Written on: 17/01/2013 by Scream121
My experiences of this company have been less than satisfactory. After ordering my kitchen and waiting much longer than i was originally told it would take to be delivered, when it eventually arrived it was completley wrong and parts were missing. There appears to be a significant lack of cohesion between the design service and the product you actually recieve. In trying to get the matter rectified i also experienced a lack of empathy from their customer service team (indeed a... (read more)
Written on: 18/12/2012 by Spring24 (1 review written)
It's interesting to read the reviews from other dissatisfied Kutchenhaus customers in that many of the complaints are similar to the ones experienced (and still being experienced) by myself and my husband. Also interesting to read they relate to the York store where our nightmare journey began. Our complaints are numerous, including the delivery date being 6 weeks longer than the 10-12 weeks we were initially told. The design itself had to be pulled apart by head office and when the... (read more)
Written on: 02/11/2012 by Condor653 (1 review written)
We had the misfortune of purchasing a kitchen from Kutchenhaus and using their installation service. We have encountered numerous problems which their customer service team seemed incapable/disinterested in resolving. The attached letter sent 3rd January 2012 details the problems. We have never received a written response to the letter. 3 January 2012 Recorded Delivery URGENT The Director Kutchenhaus Ltd Unit 704, Kings Park Severnside Trading Estate Textilose Road Trafford... (read more)
Written on: 30/11/2012
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Written on: 18/12/2012
Absolutely agree, we ordered the kitchen on 5th May 2012 and it still isn't finished due to one nightmare after another. It's looking like New Year 2013 will see completion of the project. Totally stressful situation - we were left without a kitchen for 5 months due to their incompetence. My brother has also cancelled his order as they added a further 6 weeks onto the initial 10-12 weeks delivery time.
Avoid like the plague unless you are happy to accept dreadful customer service.
The kitchen itself is good quality - what you would expect from Germany. It's when it reaches the UK that the whole experience takes a down turn.
Written on: 28/10/2012 by KarenMcNic
We had visited the showroom previously to just take a look on a shopping day out so when we decided we wanted a new kitchen , Kutchenhaus was one of the places we remembered as having a good selection. We were met with jolly staff who gave you space to browse without being 'in your face' and trying to get that sale! When we were ready, Vicky was there to answer all our questions. She appeared very knowledgable in the product she was wanting to sell which was not our experience in some of the... (read more)
Written on: 26/10/2012 by Mapplebeck
We are delighted with our kitchen. The service has been very good, Jay,John and Tammy and last but not least Dave the fitter. They have all been very helpful and efficient. Every thing was delivered on the date it was expected, nothing was missing. Dave Dixon has made an excellent job of fitting the kitchen. Overall we only had a few minor snags which have been put right without any problem. The granite work tops are also lovely and the company that kutchenhaus sourced them from have fitted... (read more)
Written on: 21/10/2012
The best part of the service was the team of fitters. The head fitter, Craig, was extremely knowledgeable and accommodating. He managed his team well, turned up on time and did everything I asked of him. I could not fault any of the fitters, they rectified every problem and overall provided a good service. The team at the showroom could however do with some training to inform them about the products they sell. Also, because the kitchen fitments come from germany there is a 1 month wait... (read more)
Written on: 11/10/2012
Just purchased my dream kitchen from Kutchenhaus in Hull & cannot stress enough how professional & efficient the service & team have been. from initial contact with the lovely Vicky, to the clever designer Jay & then the amazing Fitter Adrian (from I Love Kitchens) . The delivery date was adhered to & Adrian worked closely with our builder, as we had a wall removed between the kitchen & dining room, to create a large kitchen/diner, prior to the kitchen being fitted. We wanted a quality... (read more)
Written on: 08/10/2012 by PEANUT53 (1 review written)
Have just purchesed first stage of my kichen from Hull,could not have had a better service especially from Vicky if i was an employer i would be proud to have her on my team,From begining when i walked in the showroom i was treated like i was the most important customer,they listened to what i wanted and what i recieved was wounderfull i am sure i an going to be the envy of all my friends so a big thank you for thewounderfull service from begining to the end i would recommend this company to... (read more)
Written on: 03/10/2012 by lever1
Just had Kitchen fitted, not finished yet but so far very happy with the service. Fitters were very professional and made very nice job. Kitchen looks great and as expected. Cant wait for the worktops to be fitted! (read more)
Written on: 24/09/2012 by LuccaIvory
On our first visit to the Hull store we found all of the staff very helpful - not pushy at all. Having visited several other companies to look at their kitchens we felt that Kutchenhaus had the best range and the staff were more attentive. After much deliberation we decided to use Kutchenhaus for our new kitchen. We met with Jay the designer on several occasions to enable us to maximise the limited space that we had.Nothing was too much trouble for him and he designed a superb... (read more)
Written on: 17/09/2012 by pwalsh9012 (1 review written)
We purchased our kitchen through the Chester shop. Tony from the Chester store designed the kitchen and was very helpful to us offering plenty of suggestions and alternative ideas. However we were advised of a 10 week delivery date which went to 12 weeks. We were disapointed that we were not keep up to speed except for the one phone call we received approx 6 weeks after the order date advising of delivery date and as the Chester store was closing down we became very anxious wondering if... (read more)
Written on: 10/09/2012
First Class service from the Kutchenhaus team at Chester during the design process. Delivery was completed on the day stated by a delivery crew that were careful and attentive. Fitting was completed by an excellent team lead by Craig Howarth. Various follow on items are being dealt with to my satisfaction. Can not fault the service or quality of the product, both of which of of a high standard. John D Evans Cheshire (read more)
Written on: 05/09/2012 by iswordsius (1 review written)
From dealing with David at the design stage, Carly on the admin side through to Craig and his fitting team it has been a smooth process for what can be a complicated procedure. David was great on the design front and came up with some excellent suggestions which we adopted and very glad we did so. I found him to be very helpful, friendly and he was keen to ensure that we had the best solution for our kitchen/utility spaces and budget. Craig Howarth and his team of Aaron and Ronnie are a... (read more)
Written on: 31/08/2012 by pixie01 (1 review written)
We recently purchase our kitchen from Kutenhaus at the store in Hull and the service that we received was excellent .The delivery men were exceptionally helpful polite and friendly we have now had our kitchen fitted and it looks brilliant I would recommend kutenhaus to any one (read more)
Written on: 13/08/2012 by CriagieD (1 review written)
I've tried three times in the last 12 weeks to get them to give me a quote for a kitchen. Three times they have failed to go beyond the first phone call. That's appalling service. If Norman Parker was made aware of this he'd be raging. In today's climate how can they turn away someone who is genuinely interested in their products? (read more)
Written on: 22/08/2012
I feel I need to clarify a few points here as I feel Jim has been a little premature.
1. I don't live in a remote area, I live just 15 minutes from Dunfermline, 20 minutes from Perth and Just 10minutes from the M90. Hardly the middle of nowhere.
2. This wasn't a problem when I called and spoke to Kutchenhaus previously.
3. We have no evidence yet that we've been given a discounted price. All we have at the moment is a quote, which is what I originally asked for. There's no proof this is in any way any sort of deal.
4. Jim has been extremely apologetic and for that he has our thanks.
5. I'd have appreciated it if they'd followed data protection correctly and not used my full name in their response.
Written on: 31/07/2012 by mccannm
We recently had our kitchen fitted from this company on the first vist to the store my husband was assisted by Roz who was very professional and then Carrie Anne came to our house and helped us plan the design she was very professional and knew her business! We then had a survey visit and again very professional with some suggestions. My husband and I had been to most of the kitchen suppliers between here and Glasgow this was the most impressive service. When we were happy we made an... (read more)
Written on: 22/06/2012 by Ecosse (1 review written)
After looking at a number of kitchen suppliers we decided to opt for Kutchenhaus for a number of reasons. The main ones were quality of the product, layout of displays and customer service. The Braehead store, near Glasgow, offered all of these in abundance with all the staff extremely helpful and well trained. Must mention Caroline, Kay and Wendy who helped make the process from start to finish as smooth as possible.Ok, payment was required at the start and delivery 6-8 weeks but we were... (read more)
Written on: 14/06/2012 by elodie.dimmer
Great storage solution. A kitchen made to last. (read more)
Written on: 08/06/2012 by Daniel_Watford (0 reviews written)
I started designing a new kitchen with Wickes over a year ago, the process didn't go too smoothly and was fairly messy with no attention to detail. I cancelled the project with them pretty early on. This year I started the project again but this time with Kutchenahus after seeing an add on TV. I was a little bit wary in dealing with a company that didn't have a showroom in the South, near me but I needn't have worried. The difference in the way I was dealt with in comparison to my... (read more)
Written on: 06/06/2012 by ngermain (0 reviews written)
We recently bought a new kitchen from Kutchenhaus Hull. The store team and designer were great with us, very friendly and helpful without trying to push for a hard sell. We looked at different kitchen manufacturers but Kutchenhaus was the only one that gave us what we really wanted. Their choice of units and colours are far better than the others we looked at. They were slightly more expensive but as we have a relatively small kitchgen, it was still a very competitive price and looking at... (read more)
Written on: 19/05/2012
Disgraceful! The initial experience at the showroom was positive and to be fair after two or three visits we eventually finalised our kitchen layout. After agreement and seemingly a stab in the dark price summarisation by Kutchenhaus, we were somewhat dismayed that payment was only available by finance deals with a third party or payment in total upfront. We elected to pay the upfront route – never again, but that will become evident a little later. The layout was confirmed by several... (read more)
Written on: 07/05/2012
my husband fitted our kutchenhaus kitchen himself. Everything was delivered and was in perfect condition. The delivery men were exceptionally helpful,polite and friendly. Some minor fitments were missing, also glass splashback. The staff in Chester were extremely helpful in dealing with these omissions. I am very pleased with the quality and appearance of the finished kitchen. My only complaint would be that the salesman who planned our kitchen was quite unprofessional in that he was... (read more)
Written on: 30/04/2012 by geo1946 (1 review written)
from michael the designer to the fitting team they all gave us the kitchen of our dreams, thanks for the excellent service. out of 7 companies we consulted only kutchenhaus gave us what we were looking for and no pressurised selling. the fitters tidied up after each day of work and left the work area spotless. george and cathie anderson. (read more)
Written on: 03/04/2012 by Lynnwraith (1 review written)
We came across Kutchenhaus purely by accident after we moved to Yorkshire and needed a new kitchen for our new home. After consideration, I feel that the initial design phase left a lot to be desired. However, after changing our designer, everything then went smoothly and we received our kitchen within the timescale indicated. The fitter, Marc, was brilliant, he even redesigned our kitchen after his survey visit revealed one or two anomolies, which could only have been recognised by an... (read more)
Written on: 22/03/2012 by BHusselbee (1 review written)
Having spent quite some time considering what type of kitchen we wanted and researching the local suppliers we decided to visit the Kutchenhaus store in Sutton Coldfield which we had been in before. The first thing you realise is the vast range of kitchens on view. We took our time browsing without the usual practice of the sales person hovering over you. When we were ready the sales staff were there answering our questions professionally, to the... (read more)
Written on: 20/03/2012 by WigginsL (1 review written)
In April 2011 we bought an older sixties bungalow that needed completely gutting and modernising. This was the first time we had ever bought a kitchen so having decided on the work to be done and build schedule I then spent several months looking for a kitchen. I went everywhere you can think of and it is fair to say I was exhausted with looking at either poor quality, badly finished and/or overpriced kitchens. There was even an element of despair creeping in that I wouldn't get what I... (read more)
Written on: 28/02/2012 by Tracieallen
I shopped around for serval months and had various quotes from kitchen companies but was concerned by the costs involved. I saw kutchenhaus online and went to their breahead store to view the product. I was very impressed with the range of kitchens and found one I liked. Carrie ann dealt with us and spent the next four hours designing a kitchen we liked. Her knowledge and advice was invaluable and resulted in us signing up that day! We had regular calls with updates on any minor changes... (read more)
Written on: 10/02/2012 by JudithFisher
This was the first time we've ever bought a kitchen, but Carrie Ann, our sales assistant, took us through the whole process step by step, thinking about practicalities as well as design. We were in the process of buying a new house and Kutchenhaus were able to be flexible with measuring up the kitchen and with dates of installation. We were kept up to date at every point in the process, with Carrie Ann checking we understood the implication of even minor changes. Our fitters were very... (read more)
Written on: 30/01/2012
WE ARE PLEASED WITH THE WHOLE EXPERIENCE, FROM THE SALES STAFF, DESIGNER,TO FITTING CONTRACTORS. THE KITCHEN WORKS WELL AND LOOKS SUPERB. WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK JAMIE (SALES) AND HIS TWO ASSISTANTS, JAY THE DESIGNER FOR HIS EXPERTISE AND PATIENCE AND MARK TERRY WHO DID AN EXCELLENT JOB WITH THE FITTING. WE ARE DELIGHTED WITH THE END RESULT (read more)
Written on: 23/01/2012 by ColinReed (2 reviews written)
After many months of looking at other companies and slow response to requests for ideas and options we found Kutchenhaus. In three visits to the store in Manchester we had the plan for the kitchen we wanted, the salesman was enthusiastic and used design software which provided choices and changes as you waited. The time between costing and site survey was also not long. Once the design was finalised and the kitchen ordered it arrived on schedule (although there was an 8 week manufacturing... (read more)
Written on: 08/11/2011 by graemebell
satisfied with the sales service,design and layout plans, felt comfortable with the process. install date was a little disappointing, area manger helped the process. the best way he could. but the very efficient installation team and the final kitchen install made up for all the wait. would recommend to anyone. the attitude of the install engineers was commendable and left area clean and tidy and could not do enough to accommodate my requests. excellent team of installers. (read more)
Written on: 08/11/2011 by james.bingham2 (1 review written)
Earlier on this year we had decided that our kitchen needed replacing. We had looked around all the usual providers, DIY stores etc and also bespoke kitchen manufactures. Whilst many came up with semi decent designs the standard of their product left a lot to be desired. Purely by chance we came upon Kutchenhaus in Hull. From the moment we entered the showroom we were greeted by a lady who allowed us to wander around at our leisure and finally when we needed questions to be answered she... (read more)
Written on: 25/10/2011
Our difficulty was that we needed a kitchen built around existing wall and floor tiles. After many months of searching we found kitchenhaus. From the outset we were looked after and all our needs taken into account at the planning stage. Design options were suggested and when we deciding on the finish required, and the choices were many we were never rushed. Delivery was on time and fitting completed with the minimum of fuss and by really pleasant guys. The quality is superb and we now have... (read more)
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