Sheraton Kitchens

Sheraton Kitchens are named after the famous 18th century furniture designer Thomas Sheraton – one of the big three names in furniture at the time (along with Chippendale and Hepplewhite).

Furniture made in the ‘Sheraton style’ of old tended to have a rectilinear design – or one where all the patterns meet at right angles. This is reflected in the Sheraton Kitchens range; its distinctive square-framed designs are able to be combined with a number of additional design options and accessories.

The range’s wall units are measured at 350mm deep – ensuring you’ll be able to fit larger plates inside them if needed (300mm also available). The base units are made with a depth of either 460mm or 560mm.

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For kitchen cabinets – the foundation of your new kitchen – there’s a total of 10 finishes available (and 15 colours in the painted range). The cabinets are constructed using a glued and dowelled method, meaning there’s no visible screws or drill holes. Moreover they’re pre-fitted, meaning you won’t need a fitter to build them on site.

Historically, Sheraton furniture is known for its secret compartments and concealed drawers – and the Sheraton Kitchens range contains a number of clever storage solutions and functional accessories in this vein.

Each Sheraton Kitchen comes with a 10-year guarantee of quality, starting from the date of purchase. It guarantees that all cabinets, drawers and fascias in your new kitchen are totally free of blemishes or imperfections.

Manor House Painted Sandstone & Anthracite

Starting the journey towards getting a new kitchen fitted can be daunting, but this should give you total peace of mind when you’re making the purchase decision that you’re receiving a quality addition to your home.

With their kitchen range, Sheraton looks to combine “the practical, the beautiful and the flexible by creating a stunning collection of luxury kitchens that are crafted for today’s way of life”.

As you’d expect from their association with such a well-known name in furniture, Sheraton kitchens are built with longevity in mind thanks to their high standards of design and craftsmanship.

Nouveau Painted Indigo Blue & Limestone

There’s a strong sense of British heritage with the Sheraton brand – and not just because each one is manufactured in the UK. For centuries British design has been a leader for trend-setting and boundary pushing, and this is something that Sheraton look to reflect in each kitchen they make.

With our experience we can guide you to the perfect fitted kitchen for your home; not just in design but also within your budget.

This website uses cookies. By continuing to browse the site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies. You can find out more about how we use cookies and your personal data in our Privacy Policy.If you’re planning to buy a new kitchen? It’s a major investment, and you’ll probably want to keep the price down as much as possible without compromising on quality? How practical is that, though? Are the high-quality brands beyond your price range? Sheraton Kitchens, for instance, are a brand sold by independent showrooms. How do they compare with the other options?

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If you’re looking for a kitchen that won’t break the bank, you might try the major high street chains. Alternatively, you could access one of the trade-only suppliers by going through a builder. However, these won’t compare to Sheraton Kitchens in quality.

The quality of the chipboard used for the units is one problem. The chains and trade only suppliers construct their carcasses from cheap, low density chipboard. The problem with low density chipboard is it bows under the weight of the worktops. This usually starts with the units backs. In contrast, Sheraton Kitchens are constructed from high density chipboard. High density chipboard will never bow under the weight of the worktops.

Another key difference are the doors. The chains & trade only suppliers tend to use low quality wrapped type doors.  The problem with wrapped doors is they peel. In contrast, Sheraton Kitchens mainly use the high-quality painted & lacquered type doors. Painted & lacquered doors never peel & should look as good in 15 years as the day they were fitted.

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Sheraton Kitchens usually cost more than the chains & trade only supplier. The superior materials and the significantly longer life are reflected by a price tag that’s about 25% higher than the chains & trade only suppliers.

Quality wise, the kitchens sold by independent kitchen showrooms vary. So, some brands are higher quality than Sheraton Kitchens, some similar in quality & some lower quality.

Price wise, the same is true. So, some brands cost more than Sheraton, some similar & some less. Of the ones that cost less than Sheraton, some cost up to 30% less. Plus, in our opinion, many of these are just as good quality as Sheraton.

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To give you an idea of the kind of saving you could make, for a large Sheraton kitchen, a 30% saving on the units should equate to a saving of between £3, 000 and £10, 000.

That’s the problem. There are lots of brands sold by Independent kitchen showrooms, Therefore, identifying the best value ones could take a very long time.

However, there is a quicker way of finding them and that is to contact us. We know the kitchen market inside out. So, not only do we know which brands these are, but also who the best value suppliers of them are in your area. Plus, we’re happy to share this information with you.

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So, If you’re interested in finding out which local showrooms will offer you a kitchen that costs substantially less than a Sheraton Kitchen, without compromising on quality, get in touch and we’ll tell you who they are.

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