How do John Lewis kitchens compare to other kitchen brands?
If you’re looking for a new kitchen, you’ve probably come across John Lewis kitchens.
John Lewis offer two kitchen ranges: a low-quality range called Elements, made for them by Symphony Kitchens, and a high-quality range called Editions, made for them by Omega Kitchens.
So, how do they compare in price and quality to the brands sold by independent kitchen showrooms and to places like Wren, Howdens, Wickes and Magnet?
How do John Lewis kitchens compare in price and quality to places like Wren, Howdens, Wickes and Magnet?
Many people start their search at either one of the high street chains such as Wren, Wickes or Magnet, or, a trade-only supplier like Howdens or Benchmarx.
How do these places compare to John Lewis kitchens? well, this depends on which John Lewis range you’re comparing them to.
The kitchens in John Lewis’ low-quality elements range are similar in price and quality to places like Wren, Howdens, Wickes and Magnet. However, the kitchens in John Lewis’ high-quality Editions range costs more than places like Wren, Howdens. Wickes and Magnet and are higher-quality.
How do they compare in price and quality to the brands sold by independent kitchen showrooms?
There are lots of kitchen brands sold by independents. These differ in price and quality.
Are any of these brands better value than John Lewis?
Yes. Some are comparable in quality to John Lewis’ high-quality Editions kitchens, but cost substantially less.
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The other benefit of buying from an independent is that they charge less than John Lewis for installation. John Lewis usually charge about £6,000 for installation. In contrast, most independents charge about £3,000.
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For more info on their kitchens. visit their website: https://www.johnlewis.com/our-services/john-lewis-fitted-kitchens?originalSearchTerm=fitted%20kitchens
Related article: How do Symphony Kitchens compare to other kitchen brands?
