Choosing a kitchen door style is one of those decisions that sounds straightforward until you actually sit down and try to make it. Then suddenly there are …
Let me start by saying something that might upset a few high street kitchen salesmen — you don’t always need to spend £3,000 on a worktop for …
If you’ve been shopping around for a new kitchen lately, you’ve probably noticed something. The prices are absolutely mental. You walk into a glossy high street showroom, …
I’ve been in the kitchen trade for over 20 years, supplying kitchens across Greater Manchester, Oldham, Stockport, and beyond. In that time, I’ve seen some incredible kitchen …
There’s a term that gets thrown around a lot in the kitchen industry — “supply only” — and I’ve noticed it confuses people. Some homeowners think it …
I want to tell you about something I call the showroom tax. It’s not a real tax. Nobody’s going to send you a bill for it. But …
Should you buy bespoke made-to-order kitchen units or standard sizes? Steve at SJB Trade Kitchens explains the real differences — construction quality, fit, Blum hardware, and why made-to-order costs less than you think.
If you’re a developer or builder sourcing kitchens for a new build, you already know the basics. You need something that looks good, fits the room, arrives …
Let me start by saying something that might sound strange coming from a trade kitchen supplier: Howdens isn’t bad. Their kitchens are decent. Their depots are convenient. …
Wondering how much a new kitchen costs in the UK? Steve at SJB Trade Kitchens breaks down the real numbers — supply-only costs, fitting, worktops, and total renovation budgets — and explains where trade prices make a genuine difference versus the big showrooms.
