What does a Mastercraft Kitchen Cost?
The cost of a Mastercraft bespoke kitchen varies significantly based on design quality and specifications. Premium kitchen ranges such as in-frame and painted timber finishes incur higher expenses.
When you consider bespoke cabinetry, high-end appliances, quartz or granite worktops and installation fees you can expect to pay an overall cost from around £20,000 to over £160,000.
What does a Mastercraft Kitchen Cost?
The cost of a Mastercraft bespoke kitchen varies significantly based on design quality and specifications. Premium kitchen ranges such as in-frame and painted timber finishes incur higher expenses.
When you consider bespoke cabinetry, high-end appliances, quartz or granite worktops and installation fees you can expect to pay an overall cost from around £20,000 to over £160,000.
Unbeatable Value:
The Best Kitchen Installation Package on the Market
Our all-inclusive service ensures a smooth kitchen installation experience. From complimentary planning and expert project management to old kitchen removal and professional fitting, every detail is included in your quote. With deposit protection, 24/7 care, and a 25-year guarantee, we deliver exceptional quality and value with no hidden costs.
Free Home Measure
Free Planning
Professional Kitchen Designing
Free Delivery
Project Management
Dismantling of Your Old Kitchen
Electrical Work
Plumbing Work
All Joinery Work
All Appliances Connected
24/7 Customer Support
Quality Inspections
25 Years Warranty
Technical Survey
Rigid Built Units
Soft Close Drawers and Doors
Bespoke Colours
Your Deposit Insured
Beyond Kitchens:
We Can Manage All Your Other Jobs Too!
Looking for a full kitchen makeover? You’re in the right place. With Mastercraft, we can also re-plaster, lay down new floors, sort out the tiling, and even handle bigger jobs like taking down walls or making structural changes. Mastercraft can project manage all your kitchen transformation needs.
Structural Work and Wall Knock-Throughs
Doors and Windows Fitted and Moved
Plastering, Rendering and Damp Proofing
Radiators Fitted and Repositioned
Flooring & Tiling
Finance Offers
Quartz and Granite Worktop Costs
Discover the elegance and durability of quartz and granite worktops at Mastercraft Kitchens. Our premium selection of brands starts from an affordable £450/m2, inclusive of installation, offering exceptional value for your investment. For a compact kitchen, envision a cost starting from just £2,900. If you have a medium-sized kitchen, options range between £3,600 to over £6,000.
For those with grand kitchen desires with a large island, waterfall end panels, splashbacks and sills etc. prices can run at over £8,500.
Choose Mastercraft Kitchens for a touch of luxury that doesn’t compromise on quality or style.
Quartz and Granite Worktop Costs
Discover the elegance and durability of quartz and granite worktops at Mastercraft Kitchens. Our premium selection of brands starts from an affordable £450/m2, inclusive of installation, offering exceptional value for your investment. For a compact kitchen, envision a cost starting from just £2,900. If you have a medium-sized kitchen, options range between £3,600 to over £6,000.
For those with grand kitchen desires with a large island, waterfall end panels, splashbacks and sills etc. prices can run at over £8,500.
Choose Mastercraft Kitchens for a touch of luxury that doesn’t compromise on quality or style.
Cost of Tiling a Kitchen with Mastercraft Kitchens
At Mastercraft Kitchens, we understand that every detail matters, and tiling is no exception. The average cost for kitchen tiling is £110 per m², though the final price depends on several factors, such as the size of your kitchen, the tiles you choose, and the complexity of the project.
Factors That Influence Kitchen Tiling Costs
- Tile Material and Quality: Premium materials like marble or Victorian tiles will cost more than standard ceramic options.
- Adhesive and Grouting: Expect to pay around £10 per m² for these essential materials.
- Preparation Work: Uneven or unprepared surfaces may require plastering or levelling, adding to the cost.
- Tile Removal: Removing old tiles and adhesive can cost between £800–£900 for more complex jobs.
- Project Size: Smaller areas, like a backsplash, may be quoted per project rather than per square metre, while very small spaces (under 10m²) could attract higher rates.
Typical Costs for Kitchen Tiling
- Kitchen Floor Tiling: A standard project may cost approximately £800.
- Splashback Tiling: Smaller jobs are typically quoted on a case-by-case basis.
Additional Costs to Consider
- Underfloor Heating: Tiling over underfloor heating systems can add complexity and cost.
- Premium Tile Types: The cost varies depending on the material:
- Mosaic Tiling: £100 per m²
- Victorian Tiles: £200 per m²
- Stone Tiling: £75 per m²
- Marble Tiling: £150 per m²
At Mastercraft Kitchens, our experienced tiling professionals ensure flawless results. Whether you’re upgrading your splashback, creating a stunning tiled floor, or enhancing your space with intricate designs, our experts deliver the highest quality finish.
Cost of Tiling a Kitchen with Mastercraft Kitchens
At Mastercraft Kitchens, we understand that every detail matters, and tiling is no exception. The average cost for kitchen tiling is £110 per m², though the final price depends on several factors, such as the size of your kitchen, the tiles you choose, and the complexity of the project.
Factors That Influence Kitchen Tiling Costs
- Tile Material and Quality: Premium materials like marble or Victorian tiles will cost more than standard ceramic options.
- Adhesive and Grouting: Expect to pay around £10 per m² for these essential materials.
- Preparation Work: Uneven or unprepared surfaces may require plastering or levelling, adding to the cost.
- Tile Removal: Removing old tiles and adhesive can cost between £800–£900 for more complex jobs.
- Project Size: Smaller areas, like a backsplash, may be quoted per project rather than per square metre, while very small spaces (under 10m²) could attract higher rates.
Typical Costs for Kitchen Tiling
- Kitchen Floor Tiling: A standard project may cost approximately £800.
- Splashback Tiling: Smaller jobs are typically quoted on a case-by-case basis.
Additional Costs to Consider
- Underfloor Heating: Tiling over underfloor heating systems can add complexity and cost.
- Premium Tile Types: The cost varies depending on the material:
- Mosaic Tiling: £100 per m²
- Victorian Tiles: £200 per m²
- Stone Tiling: £75 per m²
- Marble Tiling: £150 per m²
At Mastercraft Kitchens, our experienced tiling professionals ensure flawless results. Whether you’re upgrading your splashback, creating a stunning tiled floor, or enhancing your space with intricate designs, our experts deliver the highest quality finish.
Cost of Removing a Load-Bearing Wall with Mastercraft Kitchens
Opening up your kitchen by removing a load-bearing wall can create a spacious, modern layout tailored to your lifestyle. At Mastercraft Kitchens, we help clients transform their homes with professional and safe wall removal. The cost of this service depends on various factors, such as the wall’s size, structural supports, and additional finishing work required.
Typical Costs for Removing a Load-Bearing Wall
The size of the opening you want to create significantly impacts the overall cost:
- Single Doorway (1m): Approx. £1,085
- Double Doorway (2m): Approx. £1,525
- Larger Openings (4m): Approx. £2,700
Structural Support Costs
To ensure the stability of your home after removing a load-bearing wall, structural supports are essential:
- Steel Beams (RSJs): £232.50 per metre
- Concrete Lintel: Approx. £86.45
- Steel Lintel: Between £342–£370
A structural engineer will be required to design and confirm the correct supports for your specific project, ensuring safety and compliance with building regulations.
Additional Costs to Consider
Removing a load-bearing wall involves more than demolition—it includes preparing and finishing the space to seamlessly integrate it into your home.
- Levelling the Floor and Ceiling: To unify the two spaces, floor screeding costs around £33 per m², including labour and materials.
- Ceiling Repairs: Addressing sagging or uneven ceilings may be necessary.
- New Flooring: You might need to install continuous flooring across the new space for a polished look.
- Decorating: Replastering, painting, and other decorative finishes will help complete the transformation.
Transform Your Space with Mastercraft Kitchens
By removing a load-bearing wall, you can achieve a brighter, more open kitchen and living area that enhances your home’s functionality and aesthetic. At Mastercraft Kitchens, we have our own trusted professionals to ensure your project is completed to the highest standards, from demolition to finishing touches.
Cost of Removing a Load-Bearing Wall with Mastercraft Kitchens
Opening up your kitchen by removing a load-bearing wall can create a spacious, modern layout tailored to your lifestyle. At Mastercraft Kitchens, we help clients transform their homes with professional and safe wall removal. The cost of this service depends on various factors, such as the wall’s size, structural supports, and additional finishing work required.
Typical Costs for Removing a Load-Bearing Wall
The size of the opening you want to create significantly impacts the overall cost:
- Single Doorway (1m): Approx. £1,085
- Double Doorway (2m): Approx. £1,525
- Larger Openings (4m): Approx. £2,700
Structural Support Costs
To ensure the stability of your home after removing a load-bearing wall, structural supports are essential:
- Steel Beams (RSJs): £232.50 per metre
- Concrete Lintel: Approx. £86.45
- Steel Lintel: Between £342–£370
A structural engineer will be required to design and confirm the correct supports for your specific project, ensuring safety and compliance with building regulations.
Additional Costs to Consider
Removing a load-bearing wall involves more than demolition—it includes preparing and finishing the space to seamlessly integrate it into your home.
- Levelling the Floor and Ceiling: To unify the two spaces, floor screeding costs around £33 per m², including labour and materials.
- Ceiling Repairs: Addressing sagging or uneven ceilings may be necessary.
- New Flooring: You might need to install continuous flooring across the new space for a polished look.
- Decorating: Replastering, painting, and other decorative finishes will help complete the transformation.
Transform Your Space with Mastercraft Kitchens
By removing a load-bearing wall, you can achieve a brighter, more open kitchen and living area that enhances your home’s functionality and aesthetic. At Mastercraft Kitchens, we have our own trusted professionals to ensure your project is completed to the highest standards, from demolition to finishing touches.
Visualise Your Dream Kitchen in 3D
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Lee who fit the kitchen was amazing, hard working and did a superb job, nothing was too much trouble.
Everyone else, electrician, plasterers and floor fitter did such a good job"
