An Introduction to Kitchen Kit

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So, what is Kitchen Kit?

One of the UK’s leading trade kitchen manufacturers, affordable quality and on-trend kitchen designs are at the heart of Kitchen Kit. So you can expect a combination of simplicity and style in a range of sturdy kitchens, available in on-trend colours and finishes to suit any style. 

These kitchens are easy to choose, easy to buy and easy to build - kitchen installers will benefit from a hassle-free experience with a wide variety of cabinets that are ready to assemble with virtually no tools!

In addition to the style and quality of these kitchens, they hold the FIRA Gold certification and Heavy Domestic/Contract Kitchen Furniture FIRA Gold Level H certification, which means these kitchen cabinets have been independently tested for safety and durability against rigorous performance criteria.  

The Kitchen Kit range

You will find a variety of door styles: slab, J-pull and Shaker. We will tell you a bit more about the features of each style below:

Are flat-pack kitchens easy to install?

Yes they are! Each kitchen cabinet comes with the door and necessary hinges - meaning you’ll have everything you need at your fingertips. The Uniclic fitting system allows you to simply glue and click the cabinets together in as little as 30 seconds. And what’s more, you won’t need lots of tools to complete the job, compared to traditional flat-pack kitchen cabinets.

See for yourself how easy the kitchen cabinets are to put together. Watch the installation videos below.

The finishing touch

Once you’ve chosen your ideal kitchen, now you can choose the finishing touches to bring it all to life!

Kitchen Handles

Unless you’ve opted for a handless kitchen you’ll be looking for kitchen cabinet handles to complement your scheme. From your classic cup and knob handles - which really pair well with Shaker and country styles, to sleek T-bar and bow handles for a more contemporary look - all in a variety of finishes to suit your tastes.

Disclaimer: The information contained on this page is intended as an overall introduction and is not intended as specific advice from a qualified professional. Travis Perkins aims to avoid, but accepts no liability, in the case that any information stated is out of date.