In-frame kitchen reviews

[Rachelrower]

I am looking at in-frame kitchens and have narrowed it down to three companies. Handmade Kitchens of Christchurch, The White Kitchen Company and now I am looking at the Burbidge Pembrey. Does anyone have reviews of any of these? The Burbidge doors look a deeper wood grain which I am not sure on, however I haven't seen it in real life yet but they are coming in cheaper. I like the look of the first 2 but the price of the third! Any one help at all?

We have a Handmade Kitchens of Christchurch that was installed last summer. Absolutely love it and still looks amazing - our builder had a similar style kitchen from a different company and he said the quality of ours was better. There was a 9 month lead time though so bear that in mind. We did get it during one of their 50% off sales that they do a couple of times a year so the price for a bespoke in frame kitchen was very reasonable. Their customer service and the entire process was amazing. We got our builder to install and we painted it ourselves to save some money

That’s really helpful thankyou. I’m def considering them as an option, the only thing is the other 2 come primed (burbridge pembrey comes painted! ) but less so I am curious if anyone else has got one of these kitchens.

We have a Burbidge pembrey kitchen in Farrow & Ball mizzle. It was fitted about 6 months ago. I chose it because I wanted something classic, timeless and not overly fussy.

I am very happy with the build quality and am not aware of noticing the wood grain. I don't know what the price point for the other two manufacturers you have mentioned is, but our total cost for units, floor worktops and installation was c£50k.

We have handmade kitchens of Christchurch too. Price for a large kitchen was £11k for units in the 50% off sale.

I renovate quality buildings and have had three kitchens from The White Kitchen Company so far. I need jobs done well and quickly, which is why I use them. They custom make in any colour within 8 weeks (a lifesaver since I’m always running late). I agree, the grain showing on the wood does look cheap. To save some cash, I opted to fit it myself, and it was pretty straightforward.

We just had a White Kitchen installed in Farrow and Ball Hague Blue. It was medium sized kitchen cost approx £20 k for the units including painting. Very pleased.