george
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Post by george on Feb 25, 2004 13:16:19 GMT 1
Can anyone recommend some reliable stores-or warehouses- which can provide furniture, white goods and fitted kitchens in zadar area .Looking for functional goods given propetry mayl be let. Any help is appreciated.  |
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Nada
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Post by Nada on Feb 26, 2004 22:54:51 GMT 1
Their are two big stores in Zadar "PEVEC" where you can find everything, and is not expensive. Check the quality! Nada  |
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Post by Morem on Mar 5, 2004 0:19:23 GMT 1
I would suggest any other store BUT "Pevec" - sloppy service, slow, disorganized, warranty problems... I feel safer buying at Lesnina, Dalmadom or Intermod. Quite easy to find and good service
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Ruza
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Post by Ruza on Mar 5, 2004 16:46:57 GMT 1
My parents bought everything at Pevec and had wonderful service, free delivery etc.
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Post by Tanya on Mar 20, 2004 18:20:58 GMT 1
Hi does anyone have any suggestions for a good kitchen furniture store in Istra? Does anyone recommend a brand of kitchen furniture??
-thanks
Tanya
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Post by cronautic dot com on Mar 20, 2004 19:23:27 GMT 1
we had quite bad experiances with "candy" appliances.
heating plates AND fridge had to be repaired few times.
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Post by Anja on Mar 20, 2004 21:56:38 GMT 1
I would suggest any other store BUT "Pevec" - sloppy service, slow, disorganized, warranty problems... I feel safer buying at Lesnina, Dalmadom or Intermod. Quite easy to find and good service I agee. The worst service I have ever seen. And the delivery is not free. |
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Post by Anja on Mar 20, 2004 23:51:36 GMT 1
we had quite bad experiances with "candy" appliances. heating plates AND fridge had to be repaired few times. Recently their quality is gone worst. What about Gorenje? When I was looking for a kitchenette the shop assistant suggested Croatian products which were a bit more expensive but better quality and longer lasting than some fancy bits from abroad. I agree with this. I would go for either Croatian or Slovenian make. Ideally, I would go for a hand made furniture, some of the people I know in Split do it.. I also like very much old furniture, I have a dream of going through villages and buying the old wooden furniture from them but this is only me. I do not like modern style. There is a place near Split in one of the seven Kastels, where former drug users live , it is some kind of charity community, organised by Church where they repair old furniture and sell it to make funds. Some restored old furniture in there was really fantastic but it looks like the guys get emotionally attached to it (like some kind of art) and they do not like to sell it at all.. BTW some of the IKEA furniture is made in Croatia.. |
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Post by cronautic dot com on Mar 30, 2004 16:01:14 GMT 1
gorenje is ok. meanwhile it is even in southern germany and austria recognized as an acceptable brand...but as a croatian patriot i advice you to buy koncar  |
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Post by Johannes on May 12, 2004 22:41:03 GMT 1
Can anyone recommend some reliable stores-or warehouses- which can provide furniture, white goods and fitted kitchens in zadar area .Looking for functional goods given propetry mayl be let. Any help is appreciated. I just ordered kitchen furniture at DALMADOM, there I found English speaking staff. I hope they will deliver just in time. Does anybody know a cash & carry shop where I can buy furniture (beds etc) ? Johannes |
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Post by Gyula on Jun 7, 2004 18:45:51 GMT 1
Last week I was in Zadar...
I bought minikitchen, beds, furnitures..
Intermod - minikitchen, 2 wardrobe - delivery only once a week
Lesnina - 3 beds - delivery awfull
PEVEC - frigde and plastik chairs and table - delivery OK but not free
All stores near to each other beside road to Biograde.
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