How Your Kitchen Price Is Calculated
The total develops from the products and options saved to one kitchen project. The number and configuration of units, your selected style and finish, and any worktops, handles and appliances all contribute to the customer price shown.
Complete Kitchen Unit Prices — Not Just the Cabinet
Our kitchen unit catalogue shows complete-unit customer prices for the selected configuration, rather than presenting an empty cabinet as though it were the finished unit. Review each product’s included specification and selected options before adding it.
How Door Styles and Finishes Affect Price
Different door constructions, ranges and finishes can change the price of otherwise similar units. Compare the distinct J Profile, Slab, Slim Frame Shaker, Integrated Handle, True Handleless and Timber Shaker families on the kitchen styles page.
Kitchen Layout, Unit Quantity and Corner Solutions
Room size and layout determine how many base, wall and tall units are needed. Drawer configurations, appliance housings, larders, corners and finishing panels also affect the final selection, so compare complete layouts rather than unit count alone.
Worktop Prices
Worktops are added according to the material, finish, size and options selected for your layout. Browse laminate and compact laminate worktops and review the relevant product details.
Handle Prices and Handleless Kitchens
For kitchens that use conventional handles, the selected handle type, finish and quantity contribute to the price. True Handleless uses its own profile system, so it does not add a conventional handle selection or conventional handle charge. Compare the available kitchen handles and profiles.
Kitchen Appliance Prices
Appliances are additional selected products within the kitchen project. Check the appliance type and the compatible housing or layout position before adding an oven, hob, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave or hood from the appliance catalogue.
Prices Update as You Plan
The online kitchen planner updates customer prices as you add and configure products. You can save the design, return to it and review the project summary before moving to the quote stage.
VAT and Your Kitchen Quote
Customer-facing price and quote information shows the applicable VAT treatment. Review the itemised project and quote totals so you can see what has been selected before accepting a formal quote.
Samples, Final Selections and Sample Credit
Use door and colour samples to check finishes at home. A qualifying physical door sample used for the final selection can receive sample credit according to the existing sample rules.
From Online Price to Formal Quote
Your saved kitchen captures the selected layout and products. Review that project carefully before requesting or accepting a formal quote; if you need layout support, the online kitchen design service can help refine a saved plan.
Plan Your Kitchen and Review the Price
Start with accurate room measurements, build the layout, add products and options, then save the project and review its customer price and item detail.