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Your Trade Kitchen Questions Answered.
Buying a kitchen should be straightforward. Find answers to common questions about trade prices, kitchen doors, ordering and delivery. Whether you’re a tradesperson, a DIYer or updating your own home, we’re here to help. If you need more information, give Michael a call.
Yes. Trade Kitchens Yorkshire supplies kitchen doors and carcases to homeowners, DIYers and tradespeople. You don’t need to be a professional kitchen fitter to enquire—simply browse our ranges and contact Michael for the latest prices.
Start by requesting our current price list or calling Michael to discuss what you need. Your quote will be based on your chosen range, finish and the items required for your project, so you can check the cost before placing an order.
We focus on supplying kitchen doors and carcases to customers who know what they need for their project. Contact Michael with your requirements for a quote, so you can compare the specification and price of the items you’re buying.
Supplier prices change frequently, so a published price can quickly become outdated. Request our latest price list and Michael will email it to you personally. For a price based on your particular requirements, give him a call to discuss your project.
Browse our kitchen ranges and choose the door styles and finishes you’re interested in. Then contact Michael with your list of requirements. If you’re unsure about a product or need help understanding the options, a phone call is a good place to start.
Have your chosen range and colour ready, together with the sizes and quantities of the doors, drawer fronts and carcases you need. Include any panels or accessories required to complete the kitchen. Accurate measurements are essential check these with your fitter if you’re unsure.
Yes, you can enquire about replacement doors for your existing kitchen. You’ll need to check that the new doors suit your cabinets, including their dimensions and hinge positions. Matching drawer fronts and finishing panels are also worth considering for a consistent look.
Shaker doors have a framed design with a recessed centre panel. Slab doors have a flat front for a simpler, contemporary look. Handleless designs, such as Larissa, have an integrated pull built into the door profile, removing the need for separate handles.
Contact Michael with your postcode and the items you need to check delivery availability, charges and current lead times. These can vary depending on the products and quantities ordered, so confirm the arrangements before booking your kitchen fitting.
Contact Michael to ask about sample options for your chosen range and any associated costs. Colours can look different on screens and under different lighting, so checking a physical sample is useful before making your final choice.