How quoting works

Bell & Harrison cabinets are made to order and quoted individually. There is no cart and no checkout for cabinets. You choose a configuration, send a request, and receive a quote that confirms the price, lead time and delivery.

Choose a configuration

A configuration is a width, a height and a set of drawers. There are 81, across five widths and five heights. Choose one on any cabinet page, or step through Design your own, which only offers combinations that are made.

Each configuration has its own specifications: the external dimensions (W × D × H) and the internal drawer sizes. The exact configuration travels with your request, so there is no doubt about which cabinet is being quoted.

No lock is standard. A keyed lock is optional, and you choose it in the request.

Send a request

The request asks for your name, email and ZIP code, the quantity, and whether you want a keyed lock. Phone, company and a message are optional. Before you send it, you see a summary of the exact configuration: series, drawers, dimensions, lock and quantity.

Your ZIP code is used to work out delivery. We use these details only to prepare and follow up your quote. Once the request is received you are given a reference, and we reply by email.

What the quote confirms

Every cabinet is made to order, so its price, lead time and delivery are set in the quote rather than on the page.

Nothing is ordered until you have reviewed your quote.

Made to order, supplied assembled

Each cabinet is made to order, then supplied assembled with four plinth feet included, so there is nothing to put together when it arrives.

Construction is the same across the range: zinc-coated steel, powder-coated, with a hammertone finish on the drawer fronts. Each drawer has a dual slam-shut latch.

Because the cabinet arrives assembled, check the doorways and stairs on its way in. How to choose a cabinet width has a short checklist.