Compact or galley kitchen
from$9,500
One or two runs of cabinets, with tall larder space worked in wherever the room allows it.
- Painted shaker or slab doors
- Solid oak dovetailed drawers
- Soft close hinges and runners
Grain and Joint designs and makes kitchen cabinets, built in furniture and storage for the awkward corners every house has. Each piece is drawn to scale for your room, made in our workshop and fitted by the people who built it.

Prices cover design, cabinets, doors, drawers and fitting. Worktops, appliances, plumbing and electrics are listed on the quote, because they change most from one home to the next.
from$9,500
One or two runs of cabinets, with tall larder space worked in wherever the room allows it.
from$18,000
Wall and base runs around the room plus an island with deep pan drawers, a seating overhang and a pull out bin.
from$28,000
Doors set inside a solid hardwood face frame, the traditional way, with exposed butt hinges or beaded edges.
A 40% deposit reserves your weeks in the workshop once the drawings are signed. The balance is paid in two parts, on delivery and when fitting is complete.
Storage made for one exact space, finished to match your kitchen or the room it lives in.
Shelving and low cupboards across a whole wall, with cable routes, speaker spaces and lighting planned from the start.
Hanging rails at two heights, shoe shelves, pull out trouser rails and shallow drawers with lined trays.
A desk run built into an alcove or spare room, with filing drawers, a hidden printer shelf and open shelves above.
Bench seating over shoe storage, tall cupboards for coats and brooms, and housings for a washer and dryer.
Vanity units in moisture resistant board or oiled oak, made to the width of the alcove and the basin you choose.
Pull out drawers on heavy runners that use every wedge of space under the stairs or a sloping ceiling.

Drawers are where cheap cabinets give up first, so ours are solid oak with dovetails at every corner and a base set into a groove. They carry a stack of cast iron pans for decades without the front working loose.
Carcasses are birch plywood rather than particle board, lipped in solid wood and both glued and screwed. Doors are sprayed in a dust controlled booth, so the finish in your kitchen matches the sample door you chose.
Sample doors in each finish come with us to the design visit, because paint and timber look different by a north window than under shop lights. Any paint colour can be matched; these are the ones our clients pick most.
Most kitchens take ten to fourteen weeks from the design visit to the final day of fitting.
We measure the room, check walls, floors and services, and talk through how you cook and what needs a home.
Plans, elevations and a 3D view arrive within two weeks with a fixed price, and one round of changes is included.
Once you sign the drawings, cabinets are built, sprayed and dry assembled in the workshop.
The team that built your cabinets fits them, most kitchens in five to eight days, then templates the worktops.
After a few weeks of use we come back to adjust doors and drawers as the timber settles.
Recent pieces, photographed once their owners had moved back in and filled the shelves.






The kitchen has no right angles anywhere, yet every cabinet meets the wall with a fine, even line. The drawings showed exactly how it would look, and it looks exactly like that.
The library wall swallowed three hundred books and the television, and the ladder glides along its rail. The fitters vacuumed every evening before they left.
A clear price and a fitting date that was kept to the day. Months later the drawers still close with one soft push.
About two weeks for drawings, six to ten weeks in the workshop, then five to eight days of fitting. Stone worktops are templated once the cabinets are in and fitted about a week later.
We make solid timber worktops ourselves and order stone or composite tops from specialist fabricators. Appliances can come from us or from you, as long as we have the model numbers before the drawings are final.
Only when the carcasses are sound and square. We look at them during the design visit and tell you plainly whether new doors are worth the money.
Qualified trades we work with often, booked by us and shown on the quote. Rules on who may carry out this work vary by country and region, so we use people registered where you live.
The visit is $120, and that amount comes off the price when you place the order. It covers measuring, a talk about how you use the room and sample doors in the finishes you like.
A 40% deposit when the drawings are signed, then the balance in two parts, on delivery and when fitting is complete. Payment is arranged directly with us.
Describe the room, the things that need a home and roughly when you hope to start. Expect an answer within two working days with a few possible visit dates.
The showroom has kitchens in four finishes, so a visit before your design meeting is well worth the trip.
Workshop and showroom on the edge of town, fitting within about 60 km
| Monday to Friday | 08:00 to 17:30 |
| Saturday | By appointment |
| Sunday | Closed |
Homes within about 60 km of the workshop. For projects further away, travel and lodging for the fitting team are priced into the quote.
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About this sample page
Grain and Joint Cabinetry is an invented workshop, and its single page demonstrates how a cabinet maker can present kitchens, furniture and finishes on AI Web Maker. It begins with a maker at work and three facts about drawings, lead time and the guarantee. Kitchen packages then give starting prices by the length of cabinet run, with the deposit terms printed beside them. Built in furniture for other rooms widens the offer well beyond the kitchen. Construction details, swatches and a five step process explain why bespoke cabinets cost what they do. Together these parts give a homeowner the full picture before a single phone call.
Cabinet makers who build with AI Web Maker begin by describing their workshop, and the builder turns that description into draft pages with an enquiry form. Design visit requests arrive through the form, and the workshop settles prices and payment with each client directly. Once live, the workshop pays $119 per year for hosting, or $19 monthly, and buys its domain separately; drafting and previewing carry no charge. A workshop can swap the swatches for its own finishes or add a section on worktops without losing the order of the page. The sample is a starting point to adapt to your own bench, not a script to copy.