We measure, cut, finish and fit — carcass, stone, fronts and handles. Watch a full run go in before a single panel is cut.
Prices are per linear metre of finished run: carcass, front, soft-close hardware and fitting included. Worktops, appliances and tall units are priced separately — the configurator below adds them up.
Painted shaker fronts on birch-ply carcasses.
Oak-veneer slab fronts with a continuous grain match.
Solid oak frames, stone worktops, workshop ironmongery.
Every range is made to your measurements — there is no standard cabinet width. A typical fitted kitchen with us runs 4.2–5.4 linear metres plus a tall unit.
A live sample run of three base units. Step the camera round it, change the finish and the stone, and the price follows. It is the same quote sheet we bring to a survey.
Indicative only. Final price is set after a survey: walls are never square, and services move.
Samples of everything below sit in the showroom. We hand them over to take home — a finish only tells the truth in your own light.
Sprayed MDF, dead flat, fingerprint-resistant. The quiet default.
European oak, grain matched across the run, hard-wax oiled.
Warm grey lacquer with a slight tooth. Good with brass.
Fumed ash, brushed open grain, sealed in clay-toned oil.
38 mm, square edge, exposed birch ply line at the front.
Staved oak, oiled. Sanded back and re-oiled once a year.
20 mm on a shadow-gap sub-frame. Undermount sink cut in the workshop.
30 mm, matt honed, drainer grooves cut to your sink.
The part of a kitchen nobody photographs. Swing the door on its hinge, then pull the fit-out apart: every internal item below is standard in a LINDEN WORKS tall unit.
From the first visit to the handover folder is typically nine to twelve weeks. The only stage that depends on you is approving the drawings.
We measure the room, check the services, photograph the walls and talk through how you actually cook. No charge, no obligation.
Plan, elevations and a priced spec line by line. Two rounds of changes are included in the fee, and the fee comes off the order.
Cutting list, appliance cut-outs, socket and waste positions for your electrician and plumber. 40% deposit books the workshop slot.
Carcasses, drawer boxes and fronts are made and finished in our own shop. You get photos at the dry-assembly stage.
Two fitters, floor protection down, old kitchen out if you asked for it. Stone is templated on day one and set on day three.
Every door and drawer set to a 3 mm gap, care folder, spare hinges and touch-up paint. We come back once at six weeks to re-set anything that moved.
LINDEN WORKS started as two cabinetmakers and a second-hand panel saw in a rented unit on Alder Row. We still cut, edge, spray and assemble everything under the same roof — which is why we can hold a 3 mm gap and why we can fix a door four years later.
We take on roughly forty kitchens a year. That is deliberate: the fitter who hangs your doors is the same person who saw them come off the bench.
Timber is bought from two mills we have used since the start, both FSC certified. Offcuts go to a local school workshop rather than a skip.
The survey caught a chimney breast that was 40 mm out of plumb. Nobody else who quoted even measured it. The run went in without a single filler panel.
Quoted eight weeks, fitted in seven. Two fitters, three days, and they took the old kitchen away. The drawer boxes are nicer than the furniture in the rest of the flat.
A drawer front dropped a millimetre after the heating came on. They came back on a Saturday, re-set it in ten minutes and refused to charge for it.
Four full runs are built out on the shop floor, wired and plumbed. The workshop is behind a glass wall — you can watch the spray booth while you talk.
| Monday | 9:00 – 18:00 |
| Tuesday | 9:00 – 18:00 |
| Wednesday | 9:00 – 18:00 |
| Thursday | 9:00 – 20:00 |
| Friday | 9:00 – 18:00 |
| Saturday | 10:00 – 16:00 |
| Sunday | By appointment |
Tell us roughly what you have in mind. We will confirm the survey slot by phone the same working day.
If yours is not here, call the workshop line. Someone who builds kitchens will answer it, not a call centre.
We can, at trade price, but most people buy their own and we simply build to the cut-out drawings. Send us the model numbers before the technical drawings are signed and the apertures will be exact.
The quote after the survey is indicative. Once the technical drawings are signed the price is fixed, and it only changes if you change the spec. Discovering a buried pipe is our problem, not an extra line on your invoice.
Often, yes. Sound carcasses can take new fronts, new hinges and a new worktop for roughly a third of a full kitchen. We will tell you honestly at the survey whether it is worth it — chipboard that has swollen under a sink is not.
Cabinets, drawer boxes, hinges and runners for ten years; sprayed and oiled finishes for five. It covers the work as well as the parts, and it survives a house move — though we cannot refit the kitchen in the new house for free.