Who can i get to add new units to existing kitchen?

figure8

I have a fairly standard shaker style kitchen, I'm mostly happy with it but its a bit small so I'm looking to add some extra wall and floor units as well as get a new worktop. Is there a company anyone can recommend to do this? Most places just seem to sell complete kitchens.

Any suggestions greatly appreciated

filbert the fox

As you are in the DIY section, can you consider doing the work yourself?

Noyeks sell panelling and a wide range of door, worktops and accessories.

I recently got new doors put on old units and it worked a treat.

_Brian

Best bet is a kitchen company, thatcway they are more likely to match the existing units.

Sleeper12

Your local carpenter

amorgan

i recently got a new shaker kitchen in from cash and carry kitchens, they do individual units separately and counters too.

Sleepy

Any way you can identify which units were fitted originally? You might be able to buy the same range again to ensure fit / size matchings etc.

Homebase670

If you can take a picture of your kitchen.
Also take a drawer front and a door if possible with you to see if you can get a match.

Try your local DIY stores, most do kitchens and may be cheaper than a dedicated kitchen company

Sleepy

Avoid Woodies like the plague. They recently quoted me €1,600 supply only on kitchen cabinets for a utility room. Everyone else quoted between 5 or 6 hundred and I eventually got a better spec in IKEA for a shade over 400!

filbert the fox

Sleepy wrote: »

Avoid Woodies like the plague. They recently quoted me €1,600 supply only on kitchen cabinets for a utility room. Everyone else quoted between 5 or 6 hundred and I eventually got a better spec in IKEA for a shade over 400!

Be careful when it comes to IKEA sizing - the doors are bigger than standard.

The OP is looking to extend an existing kitchen so matching is desirable.