Georgia Kitchen Range

Look closely at a Georgia door and the joint at the corner is the giveaway - a proper mitre where the two rails meet at an angle, rather than the butted corner most shaker doors use, wrapped around a panel that's set back deep enough to throw a real shadow line instead of a shallow scored groove. That extra depth and the mitred frame are what give this range its heavier, more traditional look up close, and it's something we're able to do consistently because we're a family-run kitchen design and fitting business with our own cabinet-making workshop rather than a supplier reselling someone else's doors - it's part of why this profile has gone into a good number of the 800-plus kitchens we've fitted across Nottingham and the wider East Midlands over the past 20-odd years.

A free home visit is where it starts - we bring door samples so you can see how the mitred corner and the deeper panel catch the light in your own kitchen, measure the room properly, and talk through how you actually use the space before anything gets ordered. If, once you've seen it in person, the depth of that groove feels heavier than you pictured, we can also show you Florence, which uses a flatter, shallower panel from the same traditional family.

• A free home consultation with real panel and finish samples brought to you, so you can see the depth of the groove and the mitred corner in your own light
• CAD floor-planning so you see the finished layout - including how the wider rail and recessed panel sit against your worktop and splashback - before ordering anything
• Made-to-measure cabinet carcasses and hand-mitred panelled doors built by our own cabinet makers, not bought in as flat-pack stock
• Worktop supply and fitting - granite, quartz, engineered stone or laminate, laser-templated on site
• Appliance, tap and sink integration by NVQ Level 2 and City & Guilds certified plumbers
• Kitchen electrics - sockets, lighting circuits, extractor wiring - by Part P approved electricians with full safety certification
• Gas hob or range cooker connection and commissioning by Gas Safe registered engineers
• Plastering and making good around removed units, walls and ceilings
• Removal and legal disposal of your old kitchen under our registered waste carrier licence
• Full project management so you deal with one point of contact, not a string of separate tradespeople

• Structural alterations - knocking through a wall or removing a chimney breast - which need building control sign-off and are quoted separately
• Flooring and tiling beyond the immediate kitchen work area, unless you've asked for it at the quote stage
• The appliances themselves, unless you've chosen to buy them through us as part of the package
• Extending your electrical consumer unit or supply capacity if your existing circuit can't take the new kitchen's load
• Non-standard colour matches or door finishes outside this range's standard palette, which can usually be arranged but may add cost and lead time
• Anything found once units are stripped out - rotten subfloor, old wiring that doesn't meet current regs - which gets flagged and costed before we touch it, not buried in the final bill

1. Enquiry and free home visit -- You call or fill in the contact form, and we arrange a home visit at a time that suits you rather than a rushed showroom appointment. We bring door samples so you can run your hand over the recessed panel and mitred corner and see the finish in your own light, not on a screen.
2. Design and CAD floor plan -- We measure the room properly, talk through how you actually use the space, and build a photo-realistic CAD layout of your kitchen - worktops, appliances and all - so you can see how the wider rail and deeper panel sit in your room before you commit to anything.
3. Written quotation, no hidden extras -- You get a written agreement setting out cabinetry, worktops, appliances, trades and a fixed price - no vague allowances that turn into surprise add-ons once work starts. Kitchens in this range typically start from around £5,000, with finance available through an FCA-regulated partner if you'd rather spread the cost, subject to status.
4. Manufacture and scheduling -- Once you sign off the design, your doors and cabinets go into build. The mitred corner joints on this profile take a little longer in the workshop than a flat slab door, so lead times move around with how busy manufacturing is - we give you a realistic date at order stage and flag it early if a particular finish is running behind.
5. Strip-out and first-fix trades -- On installation day your old kitchen comes out and goes off site under our own waste carrier licence. Plumbers, electricians and, where a gas hob or range cooker is involved, a Gas Safe registered engineer handle the first-fix work before a single cabinet goes in.
6. Fitting, plastering and sign-off -- Cabinets, worktops and doors go in, plastering makes good any disturbed walls, and everything gets tested and demonstrated to you at handover. You get a formal sign-off and a written installation warranty - the job isn't finished until you've seen it working properly.

There's no fixed price list for this range, because two kitchens with the same doors can cost very differently depending on how many units you need, what worktop you choose, and how much plumbing and electrical work is involved. As a general starting point, our kitchens begin from around £5,000, and industry-wide UK figures from Checkatrade's 2026 guide put a typical fitted kitchen project - across ranges and suppliers generally, not specific to this one - somewhere in the region of £6,200 to £16,800 at the budget end, rising well beyond that for larger or higher-spec jobs. Treat that as background context rather than a quote for your kitchen: granite or quartz worktops cost more than laminate, a run of integrated appliances costs more than a single oven, and a galley kitchen in an older Nottingham terrace with dated wiring behind the walls costs more to first-fix than a straightforward apartment kitchen. The mitred panel and wider rail don't carry a premium over a standard shaker door in the same range, but corner scribe panels cut to wrap an uneven period wall, or a non-standard colour match, do add to the price. The only way to get a number you can rely on is a free home visit, after which you get a written quotation with everything itemised - no hidden fees, no vague allowances that become extras once the job's underway. If the total doesn't suit your budget in one go, we can talk through finance through our FCA-regulated partner, subject to status.

We're not a national chain working off a call centre script - you deal with the same family-run team from the first home visit through to final sign-off, and we've been doing that across Nottingham and the wider East Midlands for over 20 years, on more than 800 kitchens. The mitred corner joints on a Georgia door take longer to cut and finish by hand than a flat slab or a shallow-groove shaker, which is exactly why we build them ourselves with City & Guilds trained cabinet makers rather than buying them in pre-cut - it's easier to get a crisp, consistent line on the panel when the same person who cut it also sprays and fits it. The plumbing that connects your sink and appliances is done by NVQ Level 2 and City & Guilds certified plumbers, the electrics are handled by Part P approved installers who issue full safety certification, and if you're running a gas hob or range cooker, a Gas Safe registered engineer signs it off - not a generalist working outside their qualification. Every project starts with a written agreement so you know the price before work begins, and finishes with a formal sign-off and a written installation warranty, backed by a 5-year guarantee on labour and installation and a 2-year guarantee on products. We're members of the Construction Industry Training Board and the Federation of Small Businesses, and we'd rather quote you honestly for quality materials than win the job on a cheap price and cut corners you won't notice until the doors start dropping on their hinges.

Nottingham is where most of our installations of this range happen, from Victorian terraces in the Lace Market - where the deep panel and painted finish sit well against exposed brick and cast iron features rather than fighting them - to newer apartments closer to the city centre. Traditional shaker profiles like this one also suit the period and near-period housing around Wollaton, close to Wollaton Hall, and we cover West Bridgford, Beeston, Arnold and Sneinton as a matter of course, along with the wider Nottinghamshire towns of Mansfield, Kirkby-in-Ashfield and Stapleford. Across into Derbyshire we fit regularly in Derby itself, Long Eaton, Alfreton and Heanor, with our working radius stretching out to Chesterfield and the Derbyshire border. We also take on projects in this range further out towards Wakefield, Sheffield and York for the right job - it's worth a call to check scheduling and delivery logistics for those distances before booking a home visit, since a local fit and a longer trip to install the same kitchen aren't quite the same job on cost or lead time.

Every year you put off a tired kitchen is another year of a layout that doesn't work for how you actually live, and cabinets and worktops don't get any cheaper or easier to source by waiting. Book a free home visit, see these panelled doors in your own kitchen's light, and get a written quote with nothing hidden in it - there's no obligation to go ahead, and no pressure to decide on the spot.

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