Kitchen Bundles for Trade Projects
Brooklands is the home of the bundle deal. For trade buyers a bundle does one very useful job: it turns a vague “how much is a kitchen?” into a costed, coordinated specification you can build a budget around — before a single measurement has been taken.
Why bundles work as a project starting point
- A fixed, published number. Use it to establish a cost per plot or per property before the layouts are finalised.
- A coordinated specification. Doors, cabinets, panels, plinths and matching accessories that are already designed to go together — no assembling a kitchen from four suppliers.
- Somewhere to start the conversation. “The Buckingham in Dove Grey Ash, but with two more base units and a longer worktop run” is a far more productive brief than a blank page.
- Consistency across a scheme. Pick one bundle as the standard specification and repeat it, varying only what has to vary.
The three bundle families
Fenton — slab door
A flat, contemporary slab door. The easiest style to keep clean, which makes it a common choice for rental and high-turnover properties. Available in White, Cashmere, Dove Grey, Cardon Grey and Kala Ash.
View slab kitchens →Buckingham — shaker
A classic five-piece shaker in an ash-grain finish. The safest choice where the property has to appeal to the widest possible buyer or tenant. Available in Dove Grey, Dust Grey, Cashmere, Indigo and Fir Green.
View shaker kitchens →Larissa — handleless
A handleless matt finish with an integrated rail rather than surface handles. The strongest look for premium plots and resale refurbishments. Available in White, Dove Grey, Dust Grey and Indigo.
View handleless kitchens →Slab, shaker or handleless for a project?
- Slab — flat front, nothing to trap grease, quickest to wipe down. Strong choice for rentals, HMOs and serviced accommodation.
- Shaker — broadest appeal, reads as “proper kitchen” in photographs, one shadow line to clean. The default for resale and family housing.
- Handleless — most contemporary, no protruding handles to catch in tight galleys, and the finish that most obviously differentiates a premium plot.
- Mixing tiers — on a scheme with several house types, running one style with different colours per tier is usually cleaner than running three different styles.
Tailoring a bundle to your project
A bundle is a starting package, not a fixed kit. Almost every project changes something. All of the following can be added, removed or swapped, and the quotation is re-issued to match:
- Additional base, wall, larder or appliance housing units
- A different unit mix to suit the actual room shape
- More or fewer worktop lengths, upstands and splashbacks
- Appliances, sinks and taps
- Alternative handles and internal storage
- Rigid or flat-packed cabinets — see rigid assembly
From bundle to project quotation
- Pick a starting bundleChoose the style and colour closest to your specification.
- Send the layoutRoom measurements, a drawing or a plot type, plus how many properties.
- We adjust the packageAdding, removing and re-sizing units to fit the actual space.
- You get a project quotationItemised, with the final price for your specification and quantities.
Tell us which bundle and how many
Send the bundle you like, the layouts you are working with and the number of properties, and we will turn it into an itemised project quotation. We aim to reply within one working day.