How Much Does a New Kitchen Cost? Try Our Kitchen Price Calculator
Kitchen Price Calculator
Get a rough idea of what your new kitchen, either fully fitted by us or supply only, could cost. Pick one option in each step and your guide price updates straight away.
All prices below start with our Vivo or Rydal kitchens, which cost the same. Vivo is a modern kitchen in a matt or gloss finish. Rydal is a shaker kitchen in a grain-effect finish. Prices include the number of cabinets you choose, plus the doors, end panels, cornice, pelmets and plinths. They’re based on the most common cabinet size in the industry: 720 mm (medium units).
1How big is your kitchen?
These prices don’t include any Le Mans corner units, pull-outs or recycling bins. Having more tall cabinets and drawer packs can also make a big difference to the overall cost.
2Choose your door style
3Choose your worktop
4Do you need appliances?
5Choose your sink and tap
Sink material (the price stays the same)
Tap
6Handles
7Who's fitting it?
The fitting price is for a dry fit only (fitting the kitchen itself). It doesn’t include extras such as plastering, plumbing, electrics, tiling, flooring, painting and decorating, taking out your old kitchen or skip hire, but these can be quoted by our kitchen fitter. Please see our note below the price.
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Get a copy of the choices you’ve made and your price guide to keep and help with your new kitchen project.
Fully fitted: if you’d like us to arrange any extras, our kitchen fitter confirms them in writing after the survey. Extras could be plastering, plumbing, electrics, tiling, flooring, painting and decorating, taking out your old kitchen or skip hire.
Supply only: you and your own fitter arrange these yourselves, so there are no extra charges from us.
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About our kitchen price calculator
Planning a new kitchen in Didcot, Abingdon, Wantage, Oxford or Newbury? Use our free kitchen price calculator below. Pick your kitchen size, door style, worktop and appliances, and you will see a rough guide price straight away.
Kitchenroom is a family-run kitchen company based near Didcot. We design, supply and fit kitchens across Oxfordshire and West Berkshire, and every kitchen can be fully fitted or supply only.
Kitchen cost questions
How much does a new kitchen cost in Oxfordshire?
Most of our fitted kitchens cost between £5,444 and £20,805. The price depends on the size of your kitchen, the doors, the worktops and whether you need appliances.
How much does kitchen fitting cost?
Fitting by our own fitters is about £1,600 for a small kitchen, £2,400 for a medium kitchen, £3,000 for a large kitchen and £3,800 for an extra large kitchen.
How much do quartz worktops cost?
Quartz worktops add about £1,500 for a small kitchen, £2,250 for a medium kitchen, £3,000 for a large kitchen and £3,750 for an extra large kitchen, compared with laminate. This price includes supply and fitting by our specialist quartz supplier.
Can I keep my own appliances?
Yes. Just choose “No appliances, thanks” in step 4 and nothing is added for appliances.
Are there any extra costs?
If we’re fitting your kitchen, extra charges may apply for plastering, plumbing, electrics, tiling, flooring, painting and decorating, taking out your old kitchen and skip hire. Our kitchen fitter checks this at a survey, and all extra costs are confirmed to you in writing before any work starts. If you choose supply only, you and your own fitter arrange these yourselves, so there are no extra charges from us.
Is the calculator price a quote?
No. The calculator is purely a guide. You get a fixed written quote after your free home visit and design.
How does Kitchenroom keep prices down?
We don’t have a showroom, so we don’t have large overheads. We pass those savings on to you. All our cabinets also come with a 25-year guarantee.