Design Plus Kitchens
Buying a kitchen from a factory instead of a showroom
What changes when the people who make the kitchen are the people you deal with, and what to check before you believe a factory is one.
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Plenty of places that sell kitchens do not make them. That is not dishonest in itself, but it changes three things that matter to you: who answers when something is wrong, how far a design can bend to your room, and how many margins sit between the material and the price.
Who answers afterwards
A door that needs adjusting six months later is a small job. It stays small when the people who made the door are the people you call. It becomes a long exchange of messages when the seller has to reach a workshop they do not control.
How far the design can bend
A catalogue is built from standard sizes, and a room that does not match them gets a filler panel. A factory cuts to the dimension, so an awkward wall becomes a cabinet rather than a gap with a strip over it.
How to check a factory is one
- Ask to see the production floor, not only a showroom.
- Ask who installs — their own team, or a subcontractor.
- Ask what the warranty covers and who honours it.
- Ask to see a kitchen they delivered, not only one they photographed.
Design Plus has manufactured in the UAE since 2013, and the showroom is inside the factory — you can open a finished kitchen and then walk through to the floor it was cut on. Visiting is the fastest way to answer all four of those questions at once.
Have a project in mind?
Send us your plans or your measurements and we will come back with an itemised quote. We design, manufacture and install from our own factory in Ajman.