Frequently Asked Questions

Buyers are often willing to pay a premium for homes that are low maintenance and don’t require large amounts of work. This makes a bespoke kitchen a valuable asset for property investors and homeowners as they use high-quality materials and craftsmanship that will last a lot longer than mass-produced generic kitchens.

When you buy custom or bespoke furniture, you get exactly what you want and nothing less. No two pieces of bespoke furniture look alike because they are all designed specifically for you. Additionally, the quality is unmatched by mass-produced furniture. This means that each piece of bespoke furniture can be made by hand. It also offers long-term value other than short-term cost.

While ‘custom’ and ‘bespoke’ are often used interchangeably, there are distinct differences between the two. Custom refers to products or services made based on predetermined options, while bespoke involves creating something entirely unique from scratch.

You can add at least 10% to your homes value by upgrading your kitchen. Using high-quality materials and finishing your kitchen to a higher standard will cost more but it will increase the value of your home by a greater value. It also makes the property easier to sell

Quality handmade Tegla  Kitchens are kitchens for life . Once you get a good quality handmade Kitchen it will last you forever. You may just want to revamp/modernise by painting, adding new handles or updating the quartz over the years then they look like brand-new kitchens again. we are going back to kitchens that were made  25 years ago, giving a fresh coat of paint new handles etc and it’s like a brand-new kitchen. We advise to not focus on short term cost, but to  look at long-term value

A bespoke Tegla kitchen is a hand-made kitchen that’s designed and built specifically to fit you – not just the physical space you have available, but your needs, your lifestyle and the way you and your family use the kitchen. Be careful though a lot of companies offer bespoke without actually providing it. Make sure you have a look around the workshop and see the quality first hand

They are truly Bespoke, made to fit any space, they are individual pieces that reflect an individual’s style and personality. They are solid wood carcasses from sustainable sources.

The design process can take a  good few weeks/months, depending on the urgency of the customer and how many changes they make within their decision making. We hold your hand through this process. Depending on the size it can take between 3-5  weeks, cutting out and making in the workshop. With up to a week for the initial fit before the work tops are templated,  then another few days once the worktops are completed. This is however all dependant on the size and level of detail within each individual kitchen. So it can be up to 6-8 weeks from start to finish of construction and fit.

They are truly bespoke and unique, they can fit any area, and they are built to last a lifetime.

This is dependant upon size, style and level of detail.

We recommend focusing on long-term value of our product. We are considering a mid-range but currently,  really feel reluctant to compromise on the quality that our brand is known for.

They do  take considerably longer to make and fit , than standard generic, or  mass- produced Kitchens . Mdf is kept to a minimum,  only sometimes  used  for the panels and tongue and groove to reduce movement and unsightly cracking, therefore cost of materials is a lot higher than typical Mdf ,generic or mass- produced kitchens. Because they are all solid timber carcasses and frames  we oversize the doors so  they can expand and contract therefore we leave them to climatise within the kitchen and then return to adjust any doors that need adjusting ready for the final paint if required.