Price

We know how frustrating it can be, just trying to figure out where to buy a kitchen, what’s the difference between the brands, and how much your kitchen project will cost, taking everything into account. These would include the cabinetry, door style, worktop material, appliance brands, installation, building work, electrics, and so on. The different prices between each kitchen range will also have a big impact on the overall cost of a kitchen project too. When it comes to a new kitchen, there’s plenty to think about, making it difficult for you to budget with confidence.

In order to help you make the right buying decisions, a breakdown of the various costs involved when buying a new kitchen must be explained in some detail. To that end, we have produced ‘Range Specific’ price guides (see below), helpful if you want to estimate a ballpark figure for a similar size kitchen to yours.

We can assume that the price of a sink, tap, appliances, and possible uplift of the worksurfaces will be subject to your personal preference, and would cost about the same whoever supplies your kitchen furniture. Included in our price guides are some mid-range appliances, and other costs you may need to consider, just so you can get a feel for the overall cost of a kitchen project. If it’s any help, your specialist iPlan Designer can advise you of the ‘best buys’ to suit your budget and needs.

Are you new to buying a kitchen? – Our small but informative Buyer’s Guide is a useful PDF resource to help you along the journey. It’s well worth a read, especially before your initial design appointment. 

If you are looking for individual prices of our kitchen products, these can be found across the iPlan e-shop... or just ask us for a quote. 

Further down the page are the results of a ‘Mystery Shopper’ price comparison with the top five leading kitchen brands… just so you can see how an iPlan bespoke, made-to-order kitchen compares on both price and quality with mainstream, mass-produced kitchen brands.