Trade & Partner Supply
One house, one specification, one contact
A home renovation is not a trade programme, and we do not treat it as one. Send us your measured floor plan and reference images, and we complete the whole package in a single run — bathroom, bedroom and kitchen to one specification and one standard. We assign a dedicated team to coordinate, and a named contact works through every junction directly with you or your installer. Efficient, professional, and less for you to manage.
What decides whether a whole-home package goes well
Every room from one batch
Kitchen, robes, vanity and laundry are cut in the same run and banded from the same roll, so no room looks like it was added later.
Your installer is in the conversation
Service voids, floor levels and the order the trades follow are their problem on site and ours on paper. Agreeing it at drawing stage is cheaper than discovering it on delivery day.
Whole home, not one cabinet
We quote whole-home packages rather than single units. One cabinet is neither economical to make nor sensible to ship — we would rather say that up front than price it badly.
What we need from you
- A measured plan — yours, or taken by your installer — and the rooms in scope
- Ceiling heights and floor levels, where they are already known
- Your installer's name and contact, so junctions are agreed with them directly
- Approval of a physical sample before cutting starts
- A site contact for the delivery day
Commercial terms
- Minimum order
- 30 linear metres per order
- Site measurement
- Taken by your installer — we build to their dimensions
- Installation
- Not supplied; your own installer fits the panels
- Production lead time
- Within 20 working days of the factory confirming the order
- Payment schedule
- Drawings → 70% deposit to start → 30% on delivery
Frequently asked
- We are renovating one house — is that enough to quote?
- Yes, provided it is the whole home rather than one cabinet. Send a measured plan and the list of rooms and we will come back with a scoped package and the questions still open.
- Who measures on site, and who installs?
- Your installer does both; we do neither. What we do is make the panels to their dimensions, dry-assemble and check them on the bench, and label every part to the drawing so site work is assembly rather than interpretation.
- What if the site does not match the drawings?
- It happens on almost every renovation. Tell us before cutting starts and we revise; once panels are cut, a change means remaking parts. That is why sign-off on the setting-out drawing is a gate rather than a formality.
Next step
Send the project documents
Drawings, a room schedule or site photographs — any one is enough. We reply with a costed scope and the questions still open.