A kitchen, an alcove or a whole wall of storage. Design, making and fitting stay in one conversation.
Cabinetry designed from the room outward. Layout, storage, appliance housings and the details you touch are resolved together before anything is made.
Cupboards, bookcases and wardrobes shaped to the walls you have. We work with alcoves, awkward corners and rooms that need to do more.
Useful furniture for the less photographed parts of the house. Provisions, laundry and everyday equipment deserve a considered place, too.
What you see, what you touch and what happens behind the door.
A painted finish lets the cabinetry sit quietly in the room, or give it a stronger character. We look at sample panels in the light they will live in before the finish is agreed.
Use a soft cloth and a mild cleaner. Keep standing water away from edges and joints. Small marks can be assessed for touching in.
Grain and colour vary from board to board. Solid timber and veneer each have a place: veneer can give a broad panel stability while preserving the character of the wood.
Wipe spills promptly and use the care method supplied for the chosen finish. Natural timber changes with light and use.
The drawer, hinge, shelf and cupboard depth matter as much as the door. Interiors use the timber, veneer or engineered board suited to the construction and agreed specification.
Do not overload drawers or shelves. Hinges and runners can be adjusted as the furniture settles into use.
Stone and other specialist surfaces are specified alongside the cabinetry, then templated and fabricated separately. Their cost and programme are set out in the quotation.
Follow the fabricator's advice for the specific surface. Heat, staining and cleaning guidance varies by material.
Begin with the space, the things it needs to hold and what is changing around it. Rough dimensions, a postcode and an outline of timing and budget are enough for the first conversation.
If the project suits our workshop, we agree the survey and design commission before developing detailed layouts.
Ruth works through layouts, elevations and samples with you. Owen checks the construction and the details that will matter in the workshop.
Final site dimensions, appliance models, service positions, materials and drawings are agreed before manufacture.
Cabinets are made and checked in our workshop near Keynsham. The agreed programme includes material ordering, preparation, assembly and finishing.
A manufacturing slot is confirmed with the written order. It depends on the room being ready for the fitting programme.
We deliver and dry-fit the furniture, then coordinate the remaining cabinetry details around specialist worktops and the client's trades.
A snag list, care information and a return adjustment visit bring the furniture into everyday use.
Kitchen cabinetry commissions are generally £24,000–£48,000 including VAT, design, delivery and dry fitting. Worktops, appliances, building work and service connections are additional. Smaller fitted commissions begin at around £4,500 including VAT, depending on scale and detail.
For a kitchen, get in touch around four to six months before your preferred fitting date. Design, the workshop slot, the building programme and specialist worktops all affect the overall timing. A date is confirmed in the agreed programme, not by completing an enquiry.
An initial conversation helps establish fit and scope. A kitchen survey and design commission is £650, agreed in writing and credited to a subsequent furniture order. Smaller joinery design work is scoped individually.
Our work covers the furniture and its dry fitting. Structural work, plumbing, electrical or gas connections, plastering, flooring and general decorating belong to your builder and qualified specialists.
For a kitchen, ideally four to six months before the fitting date you have in mind. Earlier is useful if the room is being altered. We can discuss a shorter programme, but an enquiry does not reserve a manufacturing slot.
No. A sketch, approximate dimensions and a few photographs are useful at the start. Detailed dimensions and the final appliance and service information are agreed before making.
Yes. We can share agreed cabinet drawings and setting-out information. Your architect, builder and specialist trades retain their own parts of the project; those responsibilities are made clear in the scope.
Worktops can be specified and coordinated with the cabinetry, but are fabricated separately and costed separately. Appliances are normally selected and bought by the homeowner. Any alternative procurement arrangement is written into the quotation.
Visits are by arrangement, after the first project conversation. It is a working workshop with a sample table, so please arrange a time rather than arriving without an appointment.
We agree the snag list, provide care information and arrange a follow-up adjustment visit around six weeks later. Worktop and appliance care follows the guidance for those products.
A kitchen, an awkward alcove or a place for everything else. Start with what you have and what you would like to change.
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