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Woodwork
Finding a company you trust to create your new dream kitchen can be difficult – but with more than 25 years in the trade, Woodwork in Southborough should be your first choice
multi-functional spaces for socialising, working and relaxing that require careful, imaginative design and attention to detail. So whether you need total inspiration or have strong design ideas of your own, Woodwork in Southborough design and create with you to ensure your kitchen reflects your own individual needs and lifestyle. With a wealth of experience, this local and family-run business offers a personal, professional service, creating beautiful products with an affordable pricing structure. Once your design is agreed, all your bespoke cabinets are made individually at the company’s workshops in Chiddingstone by their own team of experienced craftsmen. Retaining total control over the whole
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pen-plan living means that kitchens are now
process and using tried and tested materials consistently ensures the highest quality is maintained, which is very evident in the end result. Although kitchens make up the bulk of the
business, Woodwork also makes cabinets for every room in your home, including bedrooms, studies, vanities and boot rooms.
Finishing touches
Everything they make can be fitted by their own professional fitters or made on a supply only basis for your own contractors to install. Finally, to achieve a perfect finish and give clients even greater flexibility, the Woodwork painters handpaint your cabinets once they are fitted in your home in any colour or colours you choose.
For more information, or to talk about ideas for your home, call 01892 533273, pop into the showroom at Woodwork Traditional Handmade Furniture Ltd, 78 London Road, Southborough, Tunbridge Wells TN4 0PP or visit
WoodworkKitchens.co.uk
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