Answer five quick questions and we’ll suggest the kitchen style that suits your taste and the way you live.
2 min read · Online Kitchens UK design teamNot sure where to start? Answer five quick questions and we will point you to the kitchen style that best matches your taste and the way you live. Then browse the ranges in that style, or ask us for a free design.
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{{pos}}Take a 3D tour of the Second Nature, Kitchen Stori and Burbidge showrooms. Look round the displays from any angle, on your phone, tablet or computer.
All virtual showroomsWe’re a family-run kitchen supplier with a kitchen showroom in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. We sell the same brand-name fitted kitchens, rigid kitchen units and replacement kitchen doors as the big showrooms, bought as close to the factory as we can, and a real designer plans every order with you.
Every order is planned by a person, not a configurator.
“My brother has asked me to plan a new kitchen for him and is extremely impressed with the furniture.”Mark & Elaine
“I feel like I am living in a kitchen in Hello magazine!”
Mrs Breckon
“Bought one of your shaker kitchens a couple of years ago… still looks like new.”
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We buy from source, or as near to it as possible, and pass the saving on. If you find the same kitchen cheaper, send us the quote and we'll beat it.
See the doors, worktops and drawers in person. Bring your measurements and a few photos — we'll sketch a plan with you there.
Free plan, 3D render and itemised quote. No obligation, no pushy follow-ups.
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Stainless steel sinks are tough, hygienic and the easiest to keep clean. Granite composite sinks, such as the Second Nature Granital ranges, come in solid colours including black and white and resist scratches and heat. Ceramic and fireclay sinks, including Belfast styles, give a classic look that suits Shaker and in-frame kitchens.
An inset sink drops into a hole in the worktop and sits on top of it. An undermount sink is fixed below the worktop for a seamless edge, and suits solid timber and stone. A Belfast sink sits in a special base unit with its front on show. Check the fitting type suits your worktop before you order.
Match the tap to how you cook and clean. A pull-out or spray tap makes rinsing pans easier, a tall swan-neck spout fills big pots, and a single-lever kitchen mixer tap is easiest to use with one hand. Pick a finish that works with your handles, such as brushed steel, black or brass.
Our sinks and taps come from The 1810 Company and Second Nature. Sinks, taps and accessories from both are delivered for £10 + VAT anywhere on the UK mainland.
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Most kitchens fall into four styles. Shaker kitchens have a framed door and suit almost any home. Slab doors are flat and modern, and most modern kitchens use slab or handleless doors. Handleless kitchens use a rail or a shaped edge instead of handles for clean, unbroken lines. In-frame kitchens set the door inside a cabinet frame for a traditional, furniture-made look.
Use the style filter above to see every range in the style you like, side by side.
Doors come in solid timber, painted MDF or HDF, foil or vinyl wraps, laminates and high gloss lacquer. Timber shows its grain and can be repainted; painted kitchens in MDF give a smooth, even colour; wrapped and laminate doors are the most hard-wearing for the price.
Many ranges can also be painted to order in almost any colour, which usually adds a few weeks to delivery.
Every range here comes from Second Nature, Kitchen Stori, Burbidge, BA Pronto or TKC, the same kitchens sold through independent showrooms. We buy as close to the factory as we can and pass the saving on.
All kitchen units and cabinets arrive rigid built, never flat pack,, with the doors and drawer fronts fitted, soft-close hinges and drawers, and a 25-year guarantee on the carcase.
As a guide, high gloss kitchens start from £1,495, Shaker and handleless kitchens from £1,995 and in-frame kitchens from £2,025. The price shown on each range is for a 600mm base unit in its lowest-priced colour, so you can compare ranges fairly.
For an exact price, send us your measurements and we'll plan your kitchen free, with 3D images and an itemised quote.
Simplicity, utility and honesty — the original Shaker principles behind a style with strong, clean lines. At home in a new build or a period house, in timber or painted finishes.
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A Shaker kitchen door is a flat centre panel set inside a plain square frame. The style comes from the Shaker communities of 19th-century America, who valued simple, well-made furniture with nothing added for show. That restraint is why Shaker kitchens suit a Victorian terrace, a barn conversion and a new build equally well.
Variations on the theme include beaded frames, v-groove centre panels, slimmer "micro" frames for a more modern look, and in-frame Shaker, where the door sits inside a cabinet face frame.
Solid timber Shaker doors, usually ash or oak, show the grain through the paint and can be painted to order in almost any colour. One-piece painted doors in MDF or HDF give a smoother, more even finish at a lower price, and foil-wrapped Shakers are the most budget-friendly and easy to wipe clean.
Every Shaker kitchen we sell arrives rigid, with the doors fitted and the cabinets colour-coordinated to the door where the range allows.
Cup handles and knobs keep a Shaker kitchen traditional; slim bar handles or a handleless rail make it feel contemporary. Solid oak worktops are the classic pairing, while quartz or marble-effect laminate brightens a painted Shaker.
We sell Shaker kitchens from Second Nature, Kitchen Stori, Burbidge, BA Pronto and TKC, and a typical 3m Shaker kitchen starts from £1,995 with us. Timber and paint-to-order doors cost more than stocked painted colours. Send us your measurements and we will plan your Shaker kitchen free, with 3D images and an itemised quote.
New doors, same kitchen.
Give sound cabinets a new face. Doors and drawer fronts from the same makers we supply complete kitchens from, in the sizes your units need.
If your cabinets are sound, replacement kitchen doors and cupboard doors change the whole look of the room without ripping anything out. The doors and drawer fronts are what you see, so new ones in a fresh style or colour can make an older kitchen feel new, at a fraction of the cost of a full refit.
We supply replacement kitchen doors from Second Nature, Burbidge, Kitchen Stori, Pronto and TKC, the same makers we supply complete kitchens from. Choose from Shaker kitchen doors, painted kitchen doors, slab and handleless styles. Many ranges offer made-to-measure sizes, so made to measure kitchen doors can fit cabinets that don't match today's standard sizes. Ask us for matching end panels, plinths and cornice too.
Doors come undrilled for hinges as standard. Tell us which side each door hinges on and we will check the sizes and drilling with you before anything is made.
We can source some replacement doors from the Uber range — doors only, not complete kitchens. Email us with your sizes →
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Measure the height and width of every door and drawer front in millimetres and note which side each door hinges on. Send us the list and a photo of your kitchen, and we’ll check the sizes and hinge drilling before anything is made.
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Integrated appliances sit behind a matching kitchen door, so the dishwasher, fridge or washing machine disappears into the run of cabinets. Freestanding appliances stand on their own and can move house with you. Built-in ovens, hobs, microwaves and cooker hoods fit into housings in your kitchen plan.
Choose your appliance models before the cabinets are ordered. Each model needs a housing of the right size, and ovens, microwaves and fridges have their own clearances and ventilation needs. Tell us which models you want and we'll design the housings around them.
We sell CDA ovens, hobs, cooker hoods, microwaves, dishwashers, fridges, freezers, wine coolers and laundry appliances. Every model is priced online with its full specification and dimension drawings, so you can check the sizes before you buy.
CDA appliances are delivered for £40 + VAT however many you order. Gorenje appliances ordered on their own are £40 + VAT to mainland UK.
From The 1810 Company and Second Nature. Choose by finish to match your handles.
Solid timber or laminate.
A large selection of timber and laminate worktops, plus the joints, edging and fixings to fit them.
Laminate worktops are hard-wearing, easy to clean and come in hundreds of stone, wood and plain decors, so they suit busy family kitchens and tighter budgets. Solid wood worktops in oak, iroko and walnut bring warmth and character, and scratches can be sanded out and re-oiled rather than replaced.
Our solid timber worktops, including full stave Prime Oak and Rustic Oak worktops, come from Second Nature and MAK. Our laminate worktops come from Axiom, Prima and the budget Oasis range. Download the brochures above to see every decor before you choose.
Oil a timber worktop on all sides before fitting, then regularly while it settles in, and wipe up standing water, especially around the sink. Use trivets for hot pans and a chopping board for knives. Looked after this way, timber lasts for years and improves with age.
Order the joint strips, end caps, oils and fixings with your worktops so the fitter has everything on the day. Worktops come by national carrier to the kerbside; drivers help unload but don't carry inside, so have a second pair of hands ready.
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Cup handles and knobs suit Shaker and traditional kitchens. Bar handles, T-bar handles and D-handles work on almost any door and are easy to grip. Slim edge pulls and profile handles keep a modern kitchen clean-lined, and handleless rails remove handles altogether.
Handles are sized by the distance between their two fixing holes, known as the hole centres. If you are replacing handles on existing doors, measure the hole centres first and choose the same size, so the old holes stay hidden. The most common sizes are 128mm and 160mm hole centres, and knobs, with or without a backplate, need just one hole. On larger doors and wide pan drawers, a longer handle looks better and is easier to pull.
Brushed steel and chrome are practical and easy to match. Matt black suits both modern and painted kitchens, while brass, bronze and pewter finishes add warmth to Shaker and in-frame designs. Order one handle first if you want to see a finish in your kitchen.
We sell handles from Second Nature, Crofts & Assinder and Burbidge, priced per handle. Second Nature handles are delivered for £10 + VAT anywhere on the UK mainland.
The parts that make it work.
Drawer inserts, pull-outs, hinges, lighting and finishing pieces — the same Blum, Hettich and Kesseböhmer fittings we build our kitchens with. 793 products across 27 ranges.
Many accessories need a cabinet of a particular width or type, so choose them while the kitchen is being planned rather than afterwards. Pull-out larder and pantry units, corner units, pull-out kitchen bins and recycling bins and pan drawers all change which cabinets go where.
Blind corners waste space unless something brings the contents out to you. Pull-out corner systems and carousels, such as Kesseböhmer's LeMans (Le Mans) and Magic Corner units, make the back of a corner cabinet usable.
Cutlery inserts and cutlery trays, plate holders and spice racks keep deep drawers organised. Blum and Hettich make inserts sized to their own drawer systems, so match the insert to the drawer brand and depth in your kitchen.
Soft-close hinges, lift-up door systems, handleless rails, plinth vents and LED lighting are the details that make a kitchen work every day. We sell the same Blum, Hettich and Kesseböhmer fittings we build our kitchens with.
We’ll check everything fits together, work out delivery and email you a quote. A copy of your basket goes to your email too.
Your kitchen, designed free.
Send us your room and our kitchen designers will send back a free 3D kitchen design: high-res 3D images, a floor plan and elevation drawings for your fitter. No limit on designs or changes.
Designed by a team with over 17 years' experience, using the latest design software. Turnaround: usually 1–2 working days.
Takes about five minutes. We usually send your design back within 1–2 working days.
Draw your room free in RoomSketcher or Homestyler, then upload a screenshot here. A photo of a hand-drawn sketch works just as well.
We’ll turn it into a proper design with units from Second Nature, Kitchen Stori, Burbidge, TKC or Pronto by BA, and check that everything fits.
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Come to our showroom at 60 Alstone Lane, Cheltenham GL51 8HE. We’re open Monday to Friday, 10am to 5pm. You can also order a sample door to see a finish at home.
Brand-name kitchens at trade prices for kitchen fitters, builders, developers and landlords — designed for free, delivered across mainland UK, and backed by one team that answers the phone.
We buy from source, or as close to it as we can, and share that saving with the trade. You get the same brand-name ranges your clients ask for, quick lead times and a design service that does the drawings for you.
Our business-to-business team works with trade customers on single kitchens and on multi-unit new-build and property projects.
Every trade customer works differently. Keep your client relationship and let us supply you, or hand us the leg work and we’ll deal with your customer direct — whichever suits the job.
Not sure which suits the job? Tell us when you get in touch and we’ll work it out with you.
Delivery to mainland UK. Lead times depend on stock, so we confirm dates when you order.
Tell us about your business and what you’re working on. Our trade team will call you back with pricing and set up your account.
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We’ll draw it up properly with CAD drawings, elevations and an itemised trade quote you can show your client. No designer needed on your side.
Want to see the ranges with a client? Bring them to our Cheltenham showroom, or send them the 3D virtual showroom and the brochures.
Showroom & directionsGuides from our designers on layout, lighting, storage and getting started, written from years of planning real kitchens.
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Popular unit heights: 1250, 575/1825, 720/1970 and 900/2150mm, excluding legs. Wall units are 300mm deep.
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Cutlery trays are sold by the width of the cabinet they go in: we stock them for 300mm, 400mm, 450mm, 500mm, 600mm, 800mm, 900mm and 1000mm drawers. Check the make of drawer too, because Blum Legrabox, Tandembox and Metabox drawers each take their own inserts.
Plastic cutlery trays from Gollinucci and Second Nature are the budget choice and easy to wash. Blum Orga-Line inserts in anthracite are tailored to Blum drawers, and Wood-Line and the Second Nature dovetail oak inserts add a solid wood finish.
Deep drawers work well for crockery with an Orga-Line plate holder or Wood-Line crockery insert, which keeps plates upright and stops them sliding. Utensil inserts suit wide pan drawers from 550mm up to 1200mm.
Kesseböhmer Konfigure sets let you build your own layout from oak and stainless steel pieces, so one drawer can hold cutlery, utensils and spices together.
Hettich makes a different insert for each of its drawer systems. OrgaTray 420, 470 and 570 fit ArciTech drawers, and OrgaTray 780 fits AvanTech YOU drawers. Check which drawer your kitchen uses, then choose the tray for your cabinet width.
OrgaTray inserts come in cabinet widths from 300mm up to 1000mm, and the AvanTech YOU trays and anti-slip mats go up to 1200mm, so wide pan drawers can be organised too.
AvanTech YOU anti-slip base mats stop bottles, jars and pans sliding when a drawer opens and closes. They are cut to ten widths from 300mm to 1200mm.
Deep pan drawers bring pots, pans and crockery out to you, so you are not kneeling to reach the back of a base cupboard. Most kitchens now use pan drawers either side of the hob. Blum Antaro pan drawers and cutlery drawers have soft-close runners and a full-extension action.
An internal drawer sits behind a cupboard door, so a tall cupboard or a larder can hide a cutlery drawer or a shallow pan drawer inside. The Antaro internal handle clip gives the inner drawer front something to pull.
Second Nature dovetail oak drawers are solid timber boxes for 300mm to 1000mm cabinets, made the traditional way with dovetail joints. They suit in-frame and Shaker kitchens where you want the inside of the drawer to look as good as the front.
AvanTech YOU drawers have 13mm sides, so they look neat and leave more room inside. They are supplied as sets with their runners for 450mm-deep drawers, in silver or anthracite.
Pair them with Hettich OrgaTray 780 cutlery and utensil inserts and AvanTech YOU anti-slip mats, both made to fit these drawers exactly.
A pull-out larder brings every shelf out to you, so nothing gets lost at the back of a tall cupboard. We sell larder pull-outs for 300mm, 400mm and 500mm tall units, including Kesseböhmer Dispensa and the Vauth-Sagel TAL Larder, which holds up to 80kg across its shelves.
Corner cabinets waste space unless the contents come out to you. LeMans II units swing two curved shelves out of an 800mm to 1000mm corner cabinet; Magic Corner and Vauth-Sagel CORNERSTONE and COR Flex pull the back shelves forward; carousel sets turn on a central pole. Moveboard and Peka Fluid units are further options for blind corners.
Narrow 150mm pull-outs turn a gap beside the cooker into storage for oils, spices and trays. Dispensa Junior and adjustable pull-out baskets suit 300mm to 600mm base units, and iMove pull-down shelves bring the contents of a wall unit down to worktop height.
Each pull-out needs a cabinet of a set width, and corner systems need a particular door width too, so choose them while your kitchen is being designed. Tell us which you want and we will build the right cabinets into your plan.
A pull-out bin runs on its own drawer runners inside a base cabinet, so the bin comes out with the door or drawer front and nothing sits on the floor. A door-mounted bin hangs on the inside of a cupboard door and is the simplest internal bin for a small kitchen. Base-fixed bins sit on the cabinet floor, which works under the sink where the plumbing gets in the way.
Integrated kitchen bins are sized to the cabinet: we stock pull-out bins for 300mm, 400mm, 450mm, 500mm and 600mm units, and wide bins such as the Gollinucci 9XL for cabinets up to 1000mm. Check the internal width and depth of your unit before you order, or tell us your cabinet size and we will pick the right bin.
Most pull-out bins split into two, three or four containers, so general waste, recycling and food waste each have their own compartment inside one cupboard. Bigger households usually find a 500mm or 600mm cabinet gives enough capacity; the Vauth-Sagel ENVI Space XX Pro holds up to 91 litres.
Our internal bins come from Gollinucci, Peka and Vauth-Sagel (supplied through Stori). You will also find pull-out laundry baskets here, which fit 500mm and 600mm cabinets in a utility room.
A pull-out wine rack turns a narrow 150mm or 300mm base unit into bottle storage, and slides out so you can pick a bottle without reaching into the back of a cupboard. They are chrome and fit behind a matching kitchen door.
A wine rack is a good use of the gap at the end of a run of cabinets or beside the oven. Add it to your plan and we will size the cabinet to suit.
Blum Orga-Line spice holders tilt jars so you can read every label from above, and fit 300mm, 400mm and 450mm drawers. A shallow drawer next to the hob keeps spices close to hand.
The 1909 butler’s pantry door rack from Second Nature fixes to the inside of a larder door over 500mm wide, and the LDL oak storage rack gives spices and oils a place on the worktop or a shelf.
Wicker baskets add texture to open shelving, a dresser or a larder, and keep vegetables, bread and linen tidy. The Second Nature Lindo baskets fit 500mm and 600mm cabinets and suit Shaker and in-frame kitchens.
Blum CLIP top BLUMOTION hinges clip onto a mounting plate on the cabinet, so doors can be taken off and put back without tools, and the built-in soft-close stops them slamming. Most replacement doors take the same standard 35mm hinge cup.
A 170° hinge lets a door open fully out of the way, which helps with corner units and internal drawers. Blum TIP-ON opens a door with a push, for handleless kitchens without a rail.
In-frame kitchens often use decorative butt hinges, like the Burbidge range here, with in-frame door stops so the door closes flush with the frame. Kesseböhmer specialist hinges cover unusual doors and lift mechanisms.
The mounting plate fixes to the cabinet side and sets how the door sits. Choose the plate to suit your cabinet and door overlay; if you are unsure, send us a photo of the old hinge.
A lift-up mechanism holds a wall cabinet door open above your head, so it never swings into your face or blocks the worktop. It is the usual choice over a hob, above a fridge or on wide wall units.
Blum Aventos HK-XS and Kesseböhmer FREEmini suit small doors. FREElight lifts a door straight up, FREEfold folds a two-part door, FREEslide slides the door up and back over the cabinet, and FREEswing lifts up and over for 600mm to 1000mm units.
Lift systems are chosen by door height, width and weight, so tell us the door you are fitting and we will match the mechanism. The universal flap stay is a simple option for small drop-down or lift-up flaps.
A true handleless kitchen uses a recessed rail fixed to the cabinets instead of handles on the doors. You open each door or drawer by reaching into the rail, which gives long, clean lines across the kitchen.
The Second Nature true handleless rail system comes in finishes including copper, aluminium and graphite, with corner joints and end caps so the rail wraps neatly round corners and finishes cleanly at each end.
Adjustable legs let your fitter level every base and tall unit on an uneven floor, and hold the plinth in place with clips. All our kitchen cabinets come on 150mm adjustable legs, so these are replacements or spares.
Blum Legrabox and Tandembox drawer parts and Movento concealed runners let you repair, extend or upgrade Blum drawers. Match the part to the drawer system and depth in your kitchen.
Here you will find Hettich hinges and plates, Blum soft-close adapters, carcase connector screws, dowels, wall hanger caps, shelf brackets and door jointing plates, the fixings a fitter needs on the day.
Blum drilling jigs make it easy to drill hinge holes accurately in replacement doors. You will also find larder fittings, modular shelving, pull-out table tops and plinth edging strip.
Glass shelves let light through a glazed wall cabinet, so the whole cabinet glows when it is lit. Internal glass shelves come in widths for 400mm to 1000mm cabinets.
Glass display shelves and matching shelf supports show off glassware or crockery on an open end or a dresser. Choose supports in nickel, zinc or chrome to match your handles.
A glass splashback wipes clean in seconds and has no grout lines to stain, which makes it ideal behind a hob or sink. The Second Nature glass splashback comes in black.
Glass can’t be cut once it is made, so measure the space after your worktop is fitted and allow for sockets and switches. Ask us if you need a size that isn’t listed.
Stainless steel plinth joints and corners join lengths of 150mm plinth and protect the corners, which take the most knocks from feet and mops. Multi-corners handle angled runs and islands.
Built-under fridges, freezers and some ovens draw air in or push warm air out through the plinth. A ventilation grille lets that air move, which helps the appliance run efficiently. Check your appliance manual for the ventilation it needs.
The Second Nature plinth ventilation grille is aluminium and sits flush in the plinth in front of the appliance.
An extractor that vents outside removes steam and cooking smells from the room, and usually works better than a recirculating hood. It needs ducting from the hood to an outside wall.
Keep ducting as short and straight as you can, with as few bends as possible, so the hood extracts efficiently. Check the duct size your hood needs in its manual.
Under-cabinet lights shine down onto the worktop where you prepare food, so you are not working in your own shadow. LED strip in an aluminium profile gives an even line of light with no bright spots.
Warm white feels softer and suits wood and painted Shaker kitchens; natural white is crisper and shows true colours on worktops and food. Both are available in the Flexy LED strip.
Lighting needs power to the wall units, so decide where it goes before the kitchen is fitted and ask your electrician to wire it in.
The Second Nature Linero towel rail fixes to a cabinet door or plinth, so tea towels hang where you need them without taking up the oven door handle. It comes in silver to go with most handles and appliances.
A pop-up socket gives you power on a kitchen island or a run of worktop with no wall behind it, and drops back down flush when not in use.
Pop-up sockets aren’t listed online yet. Call 01242 523879 and we will add the right one to your kitchen order. Plan where it goes before your worktop is cut, and have a qualified electrician fit it.
Second Nature made-to-size doors and drawer fronts are made to the exact measurements you need, for replacing a single damaged door, filling an awkward gap or refacing cabinets that aren’t a standard size.
The Stori integrated dishwasher frame fits a kitchen door to the front of an integrated dishwasher, so it matches the rest of the kitchen.
Replacing every door? See our replacement kitchen doors pages for each brand’s full range of sizes and colours.
Colours on screen are only a guide, and paint looks different in morning and evening light. A sample door lets you see the real colour and finish in your own kitchen, next to your flooring and worktop.
Sample doors are 355 x 297mm, and the sample charge is credited back when you order your kitchen. You can also see sample doors at our Cheltenham showroom.
Matt painted doors show greasy fingerprints more than gloss. A matt door care kit cleans them without polishing up shiny patches.
Touch-up lacquer covers small chips and knocks in the same colour as the door. It is available in colours including Sea Glass, Meadowell and Fawn.
Kesseböhmer Conero fittings add pull-out and pull-down storage to fitted wardrobes, so high shelves come down to you and small items have their own place. They suit wardrobe cabinets up to 1000mm wide.
Glass-sided drawers let you see what is inside a wardrobe drawer at a glance. These Kesseböhmer drawers come pre-assembled in black for cabinets from 400mm to 1000mm wide.
The makers behind every kitchen we sell.
Kitchens from Second Nature, Kitchen Stori, Burbidge, Pronto by BA and TKC, with sinks, taps, handles and fittings from the specialists who make them. Pick a brand to see everything we sell from it.
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Second Nature is the kitchen brand of PWS Distributors Ltd, a fourth-generation family business founded in 1909. Its doors range from foil and lacquered slabs to real-timber Shakers and in-frame designs, and are sold only through independent kitchen retailers.
Kitchen Stori is the retail door and furniture collection of Uform. Its ranges cover painted timber, painted MDF, foil, gloss and veneer doors, with paint-to-order and colour-match services, sold through approved independent retailers across the UK and Ireland.
Burbidge is a family-owned British manufacturer that has worked with timber since 1867 and makes its kitchen doors in Coventry. Its painted doors are hand-sprayed in its own UK factory, and the company holds the Manufacturing Guild Mark.
BA Components has made kitchen and bedroom doors since 1990, from factories in County Tyrone and Doncaster; Pronto is one of its door collections. TKC has supplied kitchen doors, cabinets and components to the trade since 1989, with an in-house paint-to-order and colour-match service.
A single built-in oven is 60cm wide and fits a tall housing at eye level or a base unit under the hob. The CDA single ovens here have a 77 litre capacity. A built-in double oven gives you a 59 litre main oven and a 35 litre top oven, so you can grill and roast at the same time.
More functions mean more ways to cook: our CDA ovens range from seven to thirteen functions. A steam clean programme loosens grime so it wipes away, and a pyrolytic oven heats to a very high temperature to burn off grease, leaving ash you simply wipe out.
An eye-level oven in a tall housing saves bending and frees the space under the hob for pan drawers. Under-counter ovens suit smaller kitchens with fewer tall units. Tell us which you want and we will plan the right housing.
CDA appliances are delivered for £40 + VAT however many you order.
Induction hobs heat the pan directly, so they respond quickly and the glass around the pan stays cooler; they need induction-compatible pans. Gas hobs give instant, visible heat and our CDA models have flame failure safety. Ceramic hobs are a lower-cost electric option with a flat glass top.
Hobs here run from 30cm domino hobs, which you can pair side by side, through standard 60cm hobs to 70cm, 77cm, 80cm and 86cm models with five zones or burners, some with a wok burner or bridging zones for large pans.
The CDA 4 zone venting induction hob draws steam down through the hob itself, so you don’t need a cooker hood above it. It suits islands and kitchens where you want a clear view.
Check the worktop cut-out size on each hob so your fitter can cut the worktop correctly, and have gas hobs fitted by a Gas Safe engineer.
Chimney and angled hoods are a feature on the wall above the hob. Canopy and integrated extractors hide inside a wall unit or under a cabinet. Island hoods hang from the ceiling above a hob on an island.
Choose a hood at least as wide as your hob: we sell hoods from 50cm up to 90cm and 100cm wide. Compare the extraction rate in m³/hr and the noise level on each model.
A ducted hood vents air outside and removes steam and smells best. A recirculating hood filters the air and returns it to the room, which suits flats and kitchens with no outside wall; its carbon filters need replacing. Our ducting kits cover the ducted route.
LED lights brighten the hob, and dishwasher-safe grease filters on many models keep cleaning simple.
A built-in microwave usually sits in a tall housing above or beside a built-in oven, at a comfortable height. The CDA wall unit microwave fits inside a standard 60cm wall unit instead, which suits smaller kitchens.
A plain microwave reheats and defrosts. A microwave with grill browns and crisps food too. A microwave, grill and convection oven can bake and roast, so it works as a compact second oven.
Most models here have 900W power and a 25 litre cavity; the wall unit model has 700W and 17 litres. Plan the housing in your kitchen design so the microwave fits flush.
A 60cm integrated dishwasher suits most family kitchens. A 45cm slimline dishwasher fits smaller kitchens or a second sink area. Both sit behind a kitchen door that matches the rest of your units.
The CDA integrated dishwashers have a delay timer, so you can run them overnight, and a half-load option for smaller washes.
An integrated dishwasher takes a full-height door fixed to its front. Order the matching door with your kitchen, and add an integrated dishwasher frame where your range needs one.
An integrated fridge freezer puts both in one tall housing: a 70/30 model gives more fridge space, a 50/50 model splits it evenly. For bigger households, a full-height larder fridge beside a full-height freezer gives far more room.
Under-counter fridges, freezers and fridges with an ice box fit beneath the worktop, which suits small kitchens, utility rooms and annexes.
A frost-free freezer stops ice building up, so you don’t need to defrost it. Integrated wine coolers, including a compact 24-bottle model, keep wine at serving temperature behind a UV-protective glass door.
Integrated fridges fit housings of a set height, from under-counter to three-quarter and full height. Choose your model before the cabinets are ordered and we will plan the right housing and door.
The CDA integrated washing machine has a 7kg wash and 1350rpm spin. The integrated washer dryer washes 8kg and dries 6kg, with a 1400rpm spin and a 15-minute quick wash, which helps where there is no room for a separate dryer.
Both sit under the worktop behind a kitchen door that matches your units, in the kitchen or a utility room. Plan the plumbing and a nearby socket before your kitchen is fitted.
These CDA wine coolers can stand on their own or slide under a worktop. A 30cm slimline model holds 20 bottles, and 60cm models hold up to 45 bottles.
A single-zone wine cooler keeps every bottle at the same temperature. A dual-zone model lets you keep red and white wine at different temperatures.
The freestanding full-height frost-free freezer has 279 litres of space and never needs defrosting, for households that need more freezer room than an integrated model gives.
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