Trusted Kitchen Remodelers in London

We are very selective on the kitchens we advertise, and all used kitchens have been carefully surveyed by us before they are offered to you. All our kitchens are in excellent condition and have been cared for by their owners, however most of our Ex Display Kitchens are like new and are in pristine condition.

All our kitchens are listed with images and a full description including measurements. With some forward thinking and planning, any kitchen can be reconfigured and tailored to fit in your home.

This really depends on the kinds of material your kitchen is made from, as well as the size of your kitchen. Most kitchen units can be recycled at local centres, provided the material is not heavily damaged or spoiled. Individual hardware can also be removed and easily recycled.

Even if you can not afford to completely replace your kitchen, you can still overhaul it to look almost as good as a brand new one. For example, you do not necessarily need to purchase brand new units. You can instead simply replace unit doors and draw fronts. The cost of replacing your kitchen frontage will only be a fraction of what it would cost to replace the whole thing. You can also replace existing handles and knobs with new ones. If you purchase these in bulk from online retailers, the cost of a complete handle overhaul can be nominal. A far cheaper way of revamping your kitchen would be to repaint or refinish your existing units. However, this is only really an option if the existing units and cabinetry are of a high enough standard. You should avoid simply painting over an existing coat of colour, for example, as this will result in an inferior finish. To ensure premium results, you will need to sand down and smooth out the base wood before repainting the cabinetry with multiple coats of quality paint. This is not only time consuming, but requires a good level of skill in order to achieve decent results.

If you have a significant budget to play around with, you can think about adapting your kitchen to a variety of users. An average family kitchen will need to cater to multiple users. In addition to providing you with an adequate food preparation area, a family kitchen should also provide some informal dining space. An island provides a central hub for a kitchen space, allowing you to prepare food while you socialise with family or friends. Even if you do not have room for a kitchen island, you can integrate some dining aspects in the form of a breakfast bar. If younger members of the family will be cooking alongside you, you may wish to provide them with easier access to worktops. Some kitchen owners may wish to include sections of counter at a lower overall height than the rest of the worktop surface, although a sturdy footstool can be an effective compromise. You will also want to ensure youngsters are prevented access to certain areas of the kitchen. Placing your ovens in a high position is not only convenient for adults, but also ensures children are prevented from accessing them while they are being used. You may also want to add child locks to knife drawers and specific cabinets.