Kitchens for Property Developers

For property developers

Whether you are fitting out a single conversion or repeating the same kitchen across twenty plots, the job is the same: a specification that holds, a price you can build a budget around, and deliveries that arrive when the site is ready for them. Brooklands supplies kitchens to developers on exactly that basis.

A specification you can repeat

The most expensive thing on a development is a specification that changes between plots. Once a door style, colour, cabinet range and worktop décor are agreed, Brooklands can quote and supply the same specification again and again — so plot 12 matches plot 1, and your sales brochure still describes what is actually going in.

If the scheme needs more than one level of finish — a standard specification on the smaller units and an upgraded one on the larger houses, for example — we quote each level separately so you can see the difference in cost per plot before you commit.

Door styles and colours

Shaker, slab and handleless ranges in a wide choice of colours. Browse shaker, slab and handleless kitchens.

Cabinets and carcasses

Base, drawerline, wall, corner, larder, appliance housing, bridging and boiler units across standard sizes. See cabinets & carcasses.

Worktops

Kronodesign and Duropal laminate in postformed and square-edged profiles, with matching upstands and splashbacks.

Appliances, sinks and taps

Ovens, hobs, hoods, dishwashers, fridge freezers and washing machines, plus sinks and taps to complete each plot.

Unit-by-unit quotations and product schedules

Send us a plot layout, a kitchen drawing or a unit schedule and we will price it line by line — every cabinet, door, panel, plinth, worktop, appliance and accessory, with quantities. That gives you three things a lump-sum quote never does:

  • A cost per plot you can model. Multiply it out across the scheme, or vary it by house type, without guesswork.
  • A checkable schedule. Your site manager can tick items off on delivery rather than opening boxes to find out what arrived.
  • Somewhere to value engineer. If the number is over budget, we can show you where the money is — a décor change, a different worktop profile or a revised appliance choice usually moves it more than shaving units.

If you already hold a quotation from another supplier, send that instead. We will price like for like against it so the comparison is genuinely useful.

Budget control

Trade and project pricing is assessed individually according to the products, quantities and requirements of each project. There is no published blanket discount, and we would rather tell you that plainly than quote a percentage that turns out not to apply to your scheme. What we can do is put a firm, itemised number in front of you quickly, and hold a conversation about where the specification can flex.

A useful starting point: our kitchen bundle deals are already-costed, coordinated specifications. Developers often use one as the baseline for a plot type, then adjust unit sizes and quantities from there. See bundles for trade projects.

Delivery coordination and phased requirements

Kitchens that arrive too early are a storage problem and a damage risk; kitchens that arrive late hold up second fix. Tell us the programme and we will work to it.

  • Fully tracked mainland UK delivery on every order
  • Larger kitchen and worktop deliveries on a dedicated service, with the day arranged with you
  • Phased releases against plot handover dates rather than one site-wide drop
  • Delivery timing confirmed when your order or quotation is finalised
  • Highlands & Islands, Northern Ireland, offshore and certain remote postcodes may be excluded or surcharged — always confirmed before processing
  • Full detail on our delivery information page

Rigid or flat-packed

Cabinets can be supplied fully rigid — built and glued before they leave us — which is normally the right choice on a development: less time per plot for your fitters, less packaging to clear from site, and a more consistent finished result. Rigid assembly covers building the cabinets; it does not include installation at the property.

How to get a developer quotation

  1. Send the schemePlot layouts, kitchen drawings, a unit schedule or an existing quotation — whatever you have.
  2. Tell us the numbersHow many plots, how many house types, and the programme dates you are working to.
  3. We price itLine by line, per plot type, with alternatives where the specification could flex.
  4. You review and adjustChange a décor, a worktop profile or an appliance and we re-issue the numbers.
  5. We schedule deliveryAgainst your build programme, with timing confirmed before processing.

Send us your development

Upload plot drawings, a unit schedule or an existing quotation and we will come back with an itemised price. We aim to reply within one working day.

Developer FAQs

How many plots do I need before you will quote?
There is no minimum. We quote for a single conversion as readily as for a multi-plot scheme, and for developers the first project is usually the smaller one.
Can you hold the same specification across a phased development?
Yes — once a specification is agreed we can quote and supply it again for later phases. Availability of specific décors and ranges is confirmed at the point each order is placed rather than guaranteed indefinitely, so tell us the full programme up front and we will flag anything to watch.
Do you supply appliances as well as the kitchen?
Yes. Ovens, hobs, cooker hoods, dishwashers, fridge freezers, washing machines and microwaves can all go on the same schedule as the cabinets and worktops. See appliances.
Can you deliver plot by plot?
Yes. Tell us the handover dates and we will phase deliveries against them rather than dropping the whole scheme at once. Delivery timing is confirmed when your order is finalised.
Do you offer installation?
No. Brooklands supplies the kitchen — including fully rigid cabinets if you want them — and your own fitters or contractors carry out the installation.