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 lower-quality range called Elements, made for them by Symphony Kitchens and a higher-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 places like Wren, Wickes, Magnet and Howdens?
How do John Lewis kitchens compare to places like Wren, Wickes, Magnet and Howdens?
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. So, how do these places compare to John Lewis kitchens?
John Lewis’ lower-quality Elements Kitchens are similar in price and quality to these places. Longevity wise, an Elements Kitchen will typically last between 5 and 10 years. This is similar to how long a kitchen from one of these places will last.
John Lewis’ higher-quality Editions Kitchens cost about 30% more than these places. However, an Editions Kitchen is much higher-quality than the kitchens these places sell. Longevity wise, an Editions Kitchen should last at least 15-20 years.
How do John Lewis kitchens compare to the brands sold by independents?
There are lots of kitchen brands sold by independents. These differ substantially in both price and quality. So, while some brands cost as little as places like Wren, Wickes, Magnet and Howdens, some cost as much as three times the price. Likewise, while some are no better quality than places like Wren, Wickes, Magnet and Howdens, some are much higher-quality.
Are any of these brands better-value than John Lewis Kitchens?
Yes, some are much better value. Some cost similar to John Lewis’ lower-quality Elements Kitchens, but are much higher-quality. So, rather than only lasting 5-10 years, these kitchens should last at least 15-20 years.
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The other benefit of using one of these suppliers is that you’ll save money on installation too, if required. John Lewis typically charge about £6,000 for installation. In contrast, these suppliers typically 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?
