New Kitchens
Kitchen Design & Installation

New Kitchens Canberra

We build kitchens at our Huskisson workshop and install them in Canberra. There is no Canberra showroom and no shop around the corner, and that changes how the job runs rather than what you end up with. The measure, the drawings and the 3D render are all signed off before a panel is cut, so the kitchen arrives finished and the install happens as a booked block instead of a fortnight of short visits. Whether you are replacing a kitchen that has been in the house for decades or improving the one a builder handed over, the work is the same: measure the room properly, plan it around the way you actually use it, and machine it once.

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What We Do

Kitchen Design and Cabinetry in the ACT

Kitchen Cabinetry Canberra

Cabinetry is the part of a kitchen you touch every day and the part that decides whether it lasts. We machine carcasses, doors and drawer boxes from a cut list you approve first, so every panel is cut once and cut to size. Canberra winters are colder and drier than the coast, so we choose substrates that hold their shape in a heated house, and set hinges and runners so they can be adjusted later.

Kitchen Renovations Canberra

A renovation has to work around what is already there: the plumbing, the power points, the floor level and whatever the walls actually measure rather than what the plan says. We measure the room in three places, scribe the end panels and cut the fillers to what is in front of us. Nothing is trimmed to fit on the day, because on a Canberra job there is no second trip to make it fit.

Kitchen Design Canberra

Design is where a kitchen is won or lost, and it is the part we do before you commit to anything. We plan the run around how you cook and where you put things down, then draw it in 3D from the same software that drives the machine, so what you approve is what gets made. Bench heights, drawer sizes, the swing of the dishwasher door and where the bin sits are all settled on the drawing.

Kitchen Renovations and New Build Kitchens in Canberra

Ashbrook is run by a qualified builder with 15+ years on the tools, and on a Canberra job that shows up in the sequence. Because we are not down the road, the rough in positions for the plumbing, the electrical points and the tiling set out all have to be agreed before manufacture rather than discovered on site. That is more work up front and a lot less risk later. You get a drawing set and a 3D render to approve, a fixed cut list, and one delivery and install window instead of a job that drifts.

Our new kitchens page covers the same work across the region, and you can see the rest of our Canberra joinery and cabinetry here.

The builder advantage

Sequenced with the plumber and the tiler before anything is cut.

FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions

Every kitchen is custom, so the price depends on the size, layout, materials and finishes you choose. As a builder-owned joinery shop we quote each kitchen individually, once we understand your space and your budget. Get in touch and we will give you a clear, itemised quote.

Flat pack suits a tight budget, but it is limited to standard sizes and finishes. A custom kitchen is built to your exact measurements, so there is no wasted space and a better fit around plumbing, appliances and awkward walls. Because we manufacture in-house with CNC precision, our custom kitchens are made to last without the cost of outsourced joinery.

As a guide, most kitchens take a few weeks from approved design to installation, depending on the size and materials. We manage the full process in-house, from 3D render to manufacture to install, so your project stays on schedule.

Yes. We design and install kitchens for both renovations and new builds. Being builder-owned, we can plan the joinery around the rest of your renovation for a smoother result.

From our Huskisson workshop we work right across the Shoalhaven, Jervis Bay, the Illawarra, the South Coast and the Southern Highlands, and in Canberra and the ACT.