How do Nolte Kitchens compare with other kitchen brands?
Nolte Kitchens are a German kitchen brand. They’re sold by Nolte franchise showrooms and some independents.
So, how do they compare in price and quality to other brands and are there better-value brands available?
How do Nolte Kitchens compare to places like Wren, Howdens, Magnet and Wickes?
Nolte Kitchens are a lot higher-quality than the kitchens you’ll find in places like Wren, Howdens, Magnet and Wickes. This means they’ll last longer than a kitchen from one of these places.
Price wise, they cost more than places like Wren, Howdens, Magnet and Wickes. This should come as no surprise given the quality difference.
How do Nolte Kitchens compare in quality to other German brands?
German kitchens differ in quality. So, for example, lower-quality German brands have 16mm thick shelves. In contrast, Nolte kitchens have 19mm thick shelves for enhanced support.
Another quality difference between brands are the cross beams. These are also sometimes called cross bars. These give the unit it’s strength and durability. Lower-quality German brands come with cheap, chipboard cross beams. The problem with these is they can split. In contrast, Nolte Kitchens come with tough, durable wooden cross beams that will never split.
Below are what cross beams look like.
An area Nolte falls down on though are their backs. Nolte kitchens come with 4mm thick hard board backs. In contrast, higher-quality German brands come with 8mm thick solid backs for enhanced strength and durability.
How do Nolte Kitchens compare in price to other German brands?
German kitchens differ in price. While some brands cost as little as places like Howdens, Wren and Wickes, others can cost as much as three times the price.
Nolte kitchens start at about 25% more than places like Howdens, Wren and Wickes.
Are there better-value German brands than Nolte?
Yes. There are several brands that are comparable in quality to Nolte, but cost about 30% less.
There are also some brands that cost similar to Nolte, but are higher-quality. So, while Nolte have 4mm thick hard board backs, these brands have 8mm thick solid backs for enhanced strength and durability.
How do you find the best suppliers of these brands in your area?
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Also, please let us know if you’re looking for a kitchen that’s comparable in quality to Nolte, but costs about 30% less, or one that’s similar in price to Nolte, but higher-quality.
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For more information on Nolte Kitchens. visit their website: https://www.nolte-kitchens.com/en/
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