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Expert advice on the perfect fitted kitchen from Howdens Joinery
If you’re looking for a beautiful kitchen, talk to us and we’ll tell you all about the way Howdens Joinery works.
One of our designers will help you design your kitchen, and help you choose from our range of over 40 different styles. Our products are only available to you through your builder or professional fitter because we believe the best way to install a fully fitted and perfectly working kitchen is to use an expert.
FREE TRIVET WHEN YOU HAVE YOUR KITCHEN PLANNED Howdens Joinery Charlton, Unit 2a, Meridian Trading Estate, Lombard Wall, Charlton SE7 7SW Tel: 020 8293 4284 Email:
charlton@howdens.com Monday - Friday 8am-5pm, Saturday 8am - 12noon
Our designers will explain how to find a builder and will be on hand throughout should you needmore advice.We have over 450 depots nationwide, whichmeans local convenience, support and knowledge.
We supply over 400,000 kitchens in this way each year and our products are always locally in stock, so both you and your builder have the reassurance that we will have what you need, when you need it.
WESTCOMBES
Westcombes is known as one of London’s leading fireplace retailers, but you may not be aware that the Lee High Road store also has one showroom devoted entirely to stoves, with more than fifty different designs on display and many more available to order. There’s a wide selection of the latest Defra-approved woodburning stoves, which you can use to burn logs even in smoke control areas, along with gas and electric stoves and a huge range of styles from sleek modern stoves to more traditional ranges. Westcombes can also supply kiln-
dried logs and kindling.
www.westcombes.co.uk
250-252 Lee High Road, SE13 5PL 020 8852 6204 Open Monday - Saturday 10am-6pm
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