Why we publish prices
Most kitchen prices are a negotiation. Ours is a list.
We have made kitchens since 2009, in a family firm that has made furniture since 1998. When you own the factory, you know your costs — and when you know your costs, you can put the number in public and stand behind it.
A published price does two useful things. It lets you rule us in or out before anyone visits anyone. And it turns the final quotation into an itemisation rather than a revelation: the same per-sq-ft bands on this page, multiplied by the measured square feet of your cabinetry, with everything excluded listed by name.
If a number on this page ever disagrees with a number on your quotation, the page is wrong and the factory will correct it. That is what a price list is for.