Frequently asked questions about kitchens
Every Malbrook kitchen is fully bespoke and handcrafted in our English workshop to your exact requirements. We use traditional joinery techniques, premium solid woods and the finest materials, creating cabinetry that is built to last a lifetime rather than mass-produced flat-pack solutions.
From initial consultation to installation, most projects take 12–20 weeks depending on complexity. Design and planning usually take 4–6 weeks, with workshop production around 8–10 weeks and installation 1–2 weeks. We provide a detailed timeline at the outset.
No – we create kitchens for every style of home, from listed Georgian and Victorian properties to modern new-builds and contemporary extensions. Our portfolio includes classic Shaker and in-frame designs as well as sleek handleless and minimalist kitchens.
Yes, the majority of our kitchens are meticulously hand-painted in our spray shop using specialist furniture paints (Farrow & Ball, Little Greene, etc.). This gives a far superior, smoother finish than factory spraying and allows complete colour matching.
We primarily use high-grade moisture-resistant MDF or painted tulipwood for carcasses, with solid wood or tulipwood faces for doors and drawer fronts. Dovetailed solid wood drawers and soft-close mechanisms are standard throughout.
Absolutely. We regularly integrate Gaggenau, Miele, Sub-Zero, Wolf, Quooker, Fisher & Paykel and many others. We handle all technical requirements and ensure perfect alignment and functionality.
Yes. We offer full project management, coordinating trusted builders, electricians, plumbers, tilers and decorators to deliver a seamless, stress-free experience and a flawless finished kitchen.
Simply get in touch to arrange an initial consultation (in person or virtual). We’ll discuss your requirements, budget and timeline, then visit your home to measure and explore the possibilities.
We’re always happy to help. Whether you’d like to discuss your project in more detail or need advice on design, materials or budgeting, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
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