How much does it cost? Put in your measurements into the Cabinet Designer and it gives you a cost estimate straightaway. To this cost you need to choose hinges/drawer runners as appropriate on the order page.

Do you have any discounts? We only build to order and therefore don't have any stock that we need to shift in 'sales'. We don't operate a discounting price structure.

Can I buy just doors?
We only sell complete cabinets with (or without) doors. If you are making a large order and need a few extra doors we can do that.

What is the quality of your cabinets like?
We are at the top end of the quality spectrum. Compared to other companies selling cabinets we are either equal or better on materials quality. In a nutshell: Egger boards, Blum hardware, 18mm backs and 2mm edging. The machines used are the best available in the industry.

I'm worried about getting the measurements right. What should I do?
Based on our experiences from hundreds of orders there are two answers to this.
Firstly, yes you should worry about getting your measurements right! Our system starts with you creating the design using our design tools and you want to ensure
i) you are maximising the space available with what you feel is the right combination of shelves/hanging/drawers
ii) you leave enough space around the perimeter of the design so that it fits.
The second point to make on getting measurements right is that generally if it looks right on screen then it is right at build time.
Of course we can all find occasions when we think it would have been better if is was 5mm bigger/smaller here or there but measurements of this magnitude cannot be anticipated ahead of the build and 99% of the time are not a problem.
Golden rule: make your cabinets 20-50mm smaller in height/width/depth according to space limits

But what if I really, really make a mess of the measurements?
Really bad measurements that mean your design won't fit? With bespoke cabinetry there is always some sort of solution. It could be that a plinth needs to cut down or that certain panels in a cabinet would need to be recut by us to make it work. Basically we want to get your design working for you so we'd want to help you work it out and we'd look to minimise the costs of any remedial work.

only one word....FANTASTIC!
I spent the weekend assembling the wardrobe, I felt overwhelmed by the quantity of material but upon assembling the small cabinet, the big one made more sense. All in all, very happy!!!
Marco, London [2.4 metre by 2.4 metre sliding door wardrobe with additional 2.4 metre by 0.3 metre cabinet on top]

First cabinet built, really pleased with the quality
Tony, Chesterfield [Group of six cabinets to make home office complete with extra thick shelves for printers etc]

I'm very happy with how they look and how easy everything was, so much so that I have been telling some friends, and I know at least one of them is planning to place an order with you shortly
Steve, London [Spray primed MDF wardrobe and Birch Ply drawer units]

The cupboards went in well and now looks good. Thank you for your advice and timely delivery.
Rita, Gerrard Cross [Sapele cupboards with frame and panel doors]

Everything went very well. Looks good.
Barbara, Alnwick [Vanilla coloured MFC wardrobe]

Delivery driver was charming. Build working well. All-in-all going well......thanks
David, Surrey [Unfinished MDF face frame style wardrobes]

Its well sturdy anyway mate.
Rob, Cannock [Unfinished MDF extremely large wardrobes]

Nice stuff and well finished
Graham, West Yorks [Montana Oak MFC wardrobe]]

Because our system is about giving you the tools to design your own 'made to measure' furniture (built-in or freestanding) which we then make. We are makers, not retailers. We carry no stock and simply manufacture what you design. The design and manufacture process is completely integrated.
What you see on the screen is what you get and once you are happy with a design you have created we simply 'run' those designs through our system which generates instructions for the computerised cutting/edging and drilling machines.

All the processing for your order is done in the UK. Our most popular materials come from a German company called Egger but they manufacture for the UK market in a UK (Northumberland) factory.
We cut, edge and drill the materials at various locations all in the UK. Buy from us and you are supporting UK manufacturing jobs.
The computerised production machines that we use to cut/edge/drill your order are all made in the EU (mainly Germany and Italy). The hardware (hinges, drawer runners etc) are made by an Austrian company called Blum and the manufacture for the substantial parts is done in Austria. Blum have a major distribution centre in Milton Keynes.
No doubt a few constituent parts are inevitably made in China but out of an order that may weigh 100Kg we are sure that the non UK/EU part will only be a few grams!

Everything we make is bespoke and an order can range from a single cabinet (e.g. for a bathroom) to a complete bedroom or home-office suite. To cope with this the way we deliver is bespoke too.

If it is a small cabinet we can send by Parcelforce 24hour service.

Larger orders such as a large wardrobe go by van, typically with one of the independent couriers we use

Large orders and orders going a long distance we palletise and send by freight.

Except for Parcelforce deliveries we don't box nor wrap the individual components of your order - 1000Kg of parts would require a lot of cardboard and to make up custom boxes for every order is labour prohibitive. Also a single box doesn't protect a component from dropping.
When we send by Parcelforce we do pack so that the parcel can survive a fall. The cost of wrapping and delivery will then be £25-£35 depending on the exact sizes.
The cost of sending by a van or freight starts at £50-£80. If your order value is over £500 we share the cost so typically the delivery cost to you will be £40.
If an order is less than £500 in value but is heavy and short e.g. kitchen cabinets less than 1metre high then typically this could go by a single pallet for £40.
The tricky one is where you have a small order but large panels in it e.g. a cabinet carcass 2metre high with no doors. Then the order value means we can't subiside the delivery cost but you will need a double pallet so an order comprising of a single cabinet costing £200 could attract a delivery charge of £80.
When you submit your request for quote we will determine from your postcode how to deliver to you and the fairest delivery cost.
We try to be flexible with delivery and it is possible for us to deliver on particular days or even further afield. Saturday and evening deliveries are possible as well as deliveries abroad subject to the incremental costs involved. A double pallet order to mainland Europe is around £180.

We only use high quality materials. If you are going to invest your time in building don't you want top quality all round? Our drawer runners are Blum Tandem which offer either a slow closing or a push to open option.

Cabinet Backs. Often in flatpack furniture kits the back panel is hardboard ranging from 3 to 8mm thickness. Our cabinets come with 18mm thick backs. This helps make the cabinet more sturdy, plus you can screw into it which pulls the whole cabinet assembly square.

Edge banding. The edgebanding options range from 0.4mm thick (as commonly found on domestic furniture) to 2mm thick. The thicker edgebandings are more robust and give the final piece a more solid appearance.

Delivery. Sending large precision cut panels around the country needs a lot of care in the packaging. Plus the materials used can get very heavy when making floor to ceiling built-ins. We build a crate around the kit to ensure it arrives at your house in the same condition as when it left the workshop.

Costs. The cost depends on the quantity of material needed, the number of panels to edgeband, the number of drawers/doors (and therefore the quantity of fittings required) and costs to transport.

Tools needed. Our built-ins are designed such that they can be assembled predominantly with screws and a cordless drill. To make the build easier a couple of clamps will help, ideally a couple of 'quick clamps' and sash clamps. To make the alignment of panels easier, we pre-route with provide 'Dominos'; these just slot in and you use the clamps/screws to bring the panels together.

Measuring. You need to make allowances for your room being out of square; a 2000mm wide space at floor level could be 1990mm wide at ceiling level. And these kinds of variation can happen in houses both old and new. Therefore when measuring aim for an appropriate amount of contingency space all round, perhaps 100mm.

Why custom built-in wardrobes? You get something that utilises available space fully, with the right combination of shelves and drawers. You have control over the quality. You're adding value to your home.

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Want to save your design to work on it later?

Working on something big or want to create a collection of cabinet designs?
  

The recommend maximum width of a single cabinet is 2000mm (2 metres) If you want to make a larger cabinet it needs to be made up of a combination of smaller cabinets - this will also make it easier to fit shelves, hang doors and install the overall piece in stages.
For example to make a 3600mm wide wardrobe:
1. Design a single cabinet and set the width to 1200mm.
2. Press the Add Cabinet to My Order button. This takes you to the My Order page. Set the quantity to 3.
Of course you can set the individual cabinet dimensions as you want, which is useful for fitting around features like chimney breasts.

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