Kitchen ranges

Every range, every colour.

Pick a style first

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.

Then the material and finish

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.

Brands we supply

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.

What a kitchen costs

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.