Kitchen Shop – Kitch ‘n’ Things – Gympie’s discount warehouse for your kitchens

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Kitch’n’things has been in operation over 21 years. We don’t ‘and won’t’ sell products we haven’t tested ourselves at home’ in our kitchen or that have been recommended by one of our many loyal customers.

Some of the brands Kitch’n’things stock are: Global Knives’ Scanpan’ Avanti’ Mundial’ Stoneage Ceramics’ Baccarat Saucepans’ Le Chasseur’ KitchenAid Products and many’ many’ more.

Kitch’n’things went online 6 months ago‘ visit us on our website

www.discountkitchenwarehouse.com.au

and Join our V.I.P club on the front/home page

V.I.P club members go into the draw for thousands of dollars worth of prizes every year’ get sent free recipes and are the first to know when the best specials come into store

SO JOIN UP’ IT’S FREE.


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  1. Emma Madigan, 13 years ago

    I bought the best pan I have ever owned for Kitchen and Things and it has lasted over 2 years and it is still as good as new. I always buy my kitchen products from this shop and I have never been disappointed. Guaranteed quality and friendly staff.

    Thanks Kitchen and Things! I love your shop!

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