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(Free-Press-Release.com) February 16, 2012 -- Any woman will tell you that the centre of the home is the kitchen. Here in the kitchen is where it is warm, where the family gathers in the early morning and where the delicious smells that are a major appetite stimulant emanate.

Traditionally the Kitchen was lit by a big open fire and water was boiled in a kettle suspended over the hot coals. Later of course bricks were used to enclose and oven and heat the house at the same time. Even today the AGA cooker is a stored heat stove and cooker that can be found in many of the older cottages and houses throughout the UK. It was designed to used slow burning coal and act as a low intensity but constant heat source. The oldest example still in uses is a model built in 1932 to be found in Sussex.

Even today in parts of Germany, and throughout countries like Romania and Hungary, where wood burning is possible and economically viable, wood burning stoves still exist and burn constantly in the centre of the houses where the kitchen is located to provide heating for the house as much as the cooking facilities. In Ireland of course peat burning stoves had much the same function. It is these places of warmth that the entire family gathers.

But although the need for a constant source of heat is no longer needed in the modern centrally heated home, the Kitchen is where the family is fed from and remains central to family life.

So a modern trend is to upgrade the kitchen. Again every home maker will tell you that if they could have a dream it would be a modern kitchen with adequate storage and all the mod cons that are available in recent developments. There is another plus as well, every real estate agent will tell you that the best value that one can add to a house is upgrade the kitchen. For every pound spent possibly 2 can be added to the value of the home.

Tesco, Yes that's right Tesco the supermarket chain, has now added kitchens to the list of services they provided. On their website is a kitchen planner and there can be seen a whole series of types of upgrade on offer.

But these are not standard, one size fits all, installations. They offer planning advice and custom fitting as part of their service. There is a helpful process in place to help the home owner achieve their desires.

It starts with a knowledgeable design visit at no charge and no obligation form a client services person who will come and measure up, check the current services and then in discussion with you provide a 3D mock up of a new design for your kitchen. This will be backed up with a technical survey to ensure the power, gas and water installations are suitable.

Then once the order is placed the goods will be delivered and an installation team will arrive and install the new kitchen, quickly, neatly and with the minimum disruption to your home routines.

Check out www.tescokitchens.com for your dream upgrade

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