Trade Kitchen Units and Components
Cabinets, doors, panels, plinths and accessories for property projects — priced by the unit when you need one, or by the schedule when you need three hundred. Everything below can go on a single itemised quotation.
Cabinets and carcasses
Brooklands supplies a full range of standard-size kitchen cabinets. Standard sizes matter on a project: they are quicker to plan around, quicker to fit, and — crucially for landlords and developers — still replaceable in five years' time.
Highline base units
Single-door and double-door base cabinets for runs without drawers.
Browse highline base units →Drawerline base units
Base cabinets with a top drawer, plus drawer packs where you need storage.
Browse drawerline base units →Corner units
Corner cabinets to turn a run without losing the space behind it.
Browse corner units →Larder units
Full-height storage for kitchens that need capacity rather than worktop.
Browse larder units →Appliance housing units
Housings for built-in ovens, microwaves and integrated appliances.
Browse appliance housings →Bridging units
Short cabinets to bridge over an integrated appliance or extractor.
Browse bridging units →Doors, panels and finishing components
The parts that turn a set of cabinets into a finished kitchen — and the parts most often missed off a schedule.
Kitchen doors
Shaker, slab and handleless door styles across a range of colours — for new kitchens or for replacing doors on sound existing carcasses.
Browse kitchen doors →End panels and plinths
End panels, plinth, cornice and pelmet to finish exposed ends and close the run down to the floor.
Browse panels & accessories →Handles
Bar, cup, knob and edge handles — the cheapest way to change how a kitchen reads.
Browse handles →Storage and waste systems
Internal storage, pull-outs and integrated waste to make small kitchens work harder.
Browse storage & waste →Sinks and taps
Practical sinks and taps for rental, resale and development specifications.
Browse sinks & taps →Appliances
Ovens, hobs, cooker hoods, dishwashers, fridge freezers and washing machines.
Browse appliances →Rigid or flat-packed
Cabinets can be supplied fully rigid — built and glued before they leave us — or flat-packed. On most project work rigid is the better choice: your fitters spend their time fitting, there is far less packaging to clear from site, and the finished run is more consistent. Where site storage or access is tight, flat-packed can still make sense. Tell us which you want when you enquire.
Buying by the unit or by the schedule
- Single units. One base unit, one wall unit or one door is a normal order — order it online like any other product.
- Small projects. A kitchen or two: send the measurements and we will put the unit list together for you.
- Schedules. Send a unit schedule and we price it line by line, with quantities, so you can check it against your own document.
- Repeat programmes. Once a specification is set, repeat quotes take minutes. Trade membership keeps it on file.
Trade and project pricing is assessed individually according to the products, quantities and requirements of each project.
What to include on a unit schedule
- Cabinets by sizeType and width for every base, wall, corner, larder and housing unit, with quantities.
- Doors and drawer frontsStyle, colour and the quantity of each size — including drawer fronts.
- Panels and trimsEnd panels, plinth, cornice and pelmet lengths.
- Worktops and upstandsDécor, profile and the run lengths you need to cover.
- Hardware and appliancesHandles, storage, sinks, taps and every appliance by model.
Send us your unit schedule
Upload a schedule, a drawing or a list of measurements and we will price it line by line. We aim to reply within one working day.