We deliberately supply one style of kitchen, built two traditional ways. That focus is what lets us do it properly.
The traditional cabinetmaker's method. Doors and drawer fronts sit within a solid timber face frame, flush with the cabinet edge, with a fine reveal around each door. It takes longer to build and costs more, but it's the construction real Shaker joinery was built on — and it shows in the weight, the fit and the finish.
The door sits over the front of the cabinet carcass rather than within a frame. It carries the same recessed Shaker panel and clean lines, at a more accessible price point and a shorter lead time — a genuine Shaker kitchen without the in-frame premium.
We visit your home, measure up, and talk through in-frame or standard Shaker for your space. You get a full design and quote with no obligation to proceed.
Cabinetry finished in a considered palette of Shaker-appropriate paint colours, hand-applied for a proper painted, not sprayed-plastic, look.
Solid timber doors and frames, paired with worktops — wood, stone or quartz — chosen to suit a traditional Shaker kitchen.
Brass, black iron or pewter handles and knobs selected to match the period character of an in-frame or standard Shaker build.
Our own experienced fitters carry out the complete install — cabinetry, worktops, and coordination with plumbers and electricians.
As a Which? Trusted Trader, deposits and workmanship are protected — ask us for the current warranty terms when you book your visit.
We meet at your home, understand how you'll use the space, and take down the dimensions.
Using what we've gathered, we put together a simple design and a guide price, with a video talking you through it.
We meet again to finesse the plans and images, then present your final quote and proposal.
Call for a chat, or send us a few details and we'll come back to you the same day to arrange your free design visit.
Or email ben@apexkitchens.co.uk · Office 0151 319 4436
