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Kitchen bundle deals in the UK are worth understanding properly before you order, since the headline price rarely tells the whole story. I went through Brooklands Kitchens‘s official site to see exactly what you get in its three main bundle ranges, and what is left for you or a fitter to sort out afterwards.
1. Fenton, the slab door range
Fenton is Brooklands‘ flat, painted slab door style, sold as a 10-unit bundle from £2,999, in White, Grey or Oak carcass colours according to the brand’s own bundle page. Brooklands‘ wider door range shows Fenton also available in other painted finishes, including Dove Grey and Cashmere, if you want to move away from the three core bundle colours.
Why it made the list: a clean, minimal look without the premium price of a handleless system.
Honest drawback: a 10-unit starting bundle is a base to build from, not necessarily a full kitchen, so larger layouts will cost more once extra units are added.
2. Larissa, the handleless range
Larissa is the handleless option, also sold as a 10-unit bundle, starting from £3,499 in the same White, Grey and Oak carcass colours. Like the other two ranges, it ships as quick-assembly flat-pack cabinets with soft-close hinges and drawers as standard, so the higher price here comes from the handleless door style itself rather than a different build quality.
Why it made the list: handleless fronts suit a streamlined, contemporary kitchen and are easier to wipe down without handles to clean around.
Honest drawback: it is £500 more than Fenton or Buckingham at the entry bundle size, for the same carcass colour range.
3. Buckingham, the shaker range
Buckingham is Brooklands‘ traditional shaker-style door, starting from £2,999 for a 10-unit bundle, again in White, Grey or Oak. All three ranges carry the same 22mm thick painted doors and rigid, colour-matched carcasses as standard, so the choice between them comes down to door style and budget rather than one range being built to a noticeably higher standard than another.
Why it made the list: a shaker door is the safest resale-friendly choice if you are not planning to stay in the house forever.
Honest drawback: shaker doors have a recessed panel that collects more dust and grease in the grooves than a flat slab door.
How to measure and send your plan
Brooklands‘ free planning service works in three steps, according to its kitchen planning page.
1. Send your room measurements or a rough plan through the site’s “Send Us Your Plan” page, or by emailing sales@brooklandskitchens.co.uk.
2. The team reviews your space and puts together suggested units, worktops and a bundle option based on what you have sent.
3. You receive a clear quotation with no obligation to proceed.
The site also accepts drawings, a unit schedule, or even another supplier’s quotation if you already have one, which is useful if you are comparing like for like.
What’s included and what isn’t
Across all three ranges, cabinets arrive as quick-assembly flat-pack units with soft-close hinges and drawers, in colour-matched carcasses. Brooklands is explicit that its optional rigid pre-assembly service covers assembling the cabinets before delivery, not fitting them into your kitchen: as the site puts it, “this is assembly, not fitting or installation at your property.” You, or a kitchen fitter you arrange separately, will still need to install the units, worktop and any plumbing or electrics.
Fenton Slab Door Kitchen Bundle (10-unit)
Brooklands Kitchens
from £2,999
Larissa Handleless Kitchen Bundle (10-unit)
Brooklands Kitchens
from £3,499
Brooklands offers a free site survey, but only within 40 miles of Wigan, where the company is based. Outside that radius, you are working from your own measurements and the quotation process above. Delivery itself is offered free to eligible mainland UK postcodes, with the company’s own site listing exclusions for the Scottish Highlands and Islands, Northern Ireland, offshore locations and certain other postcodes, so it is worth checking your own postcode against their delivery terms before ordering.
Honest drawbacks before you order
A kitchen bundle deal only stays a budget option if you account for the parts it does not include. Fitting is not part of any bundle price, so you need to budget for a fitter separately, and that cost varies a lot by region and by how much electrical or plumbing work is involved. Worktops beyond what is included in a given bundle, sinks, taps and appliances are also priced separately. And if you are outside the 40-mile Wigan survey radius or on an excluded delivery postcode, you are relying on your own measurements and may face a delivery surcharge or restriction.
Buckingham Shaker Kitchen Bundle (10-unit)
Brooklands Kitchens
from £2,999
Good to know
Price range: 10-unit bundles start from £2,999 for Fenton and Buckingham, and £3,499 for Larissa, on Brooklands‘ own site.
Where to buy: Brooklands Kitchens.
Delivery and survey: free mainland UK delivery to eligible postcodes, with exclusions for the Scottish Highlands and Islands, Northern Ireland and offshore locations; free site survey within 40 miles of Wigan only.
Takeaway
Whichever of Fenton, Larissa or Buckingham suits your kitchen, the bundle price covers the cabinets and doors, not fitting, so send your measurements through Brooklands‘ free planning process early and get a fitter’s quote running alongside it, rather than after the units arrive.
