Benchmarx Launches ‘Paint to Order’ Kitchen Range

Benchmarx, supplier of kitchens and joinery products and part of the Travis Perkins Group, has launched its new ‘Paint to Order’ kitchen range – giving trade professionals a broader palette of on-trend colour options to offer their customers, as well as the reliability and supply confidence Benchmarx is known for.

Rolling out this summer across Benchmarx’s 130+ UK branches, the new service is designed to help the trade respond to rising customer demand for personalised finishes – while still working within the practical constraints of trade timelines and installation standards.

The new offer includes a curated range of 26 high-demand colours, selected to reflect current market trends and allow installers to bring added design value to their customers without complicating the specification or ordering process.

Image : Marlow Powder Blue 

Drew Fleet, Head of Kitchens & Joinery, said: “Paint to Order gives our trade customers more scope to win business by offering a tailored solution – without compromising on the speed, fit quality or support they expect from Benchmarx. It’s about enabling the trade to compete in a space that’s increasingly design-led.”

With centralised colour finishing, Benchmarx ensures consistency in quality and colour match, supported by:

• A streamlined ordering process via branch or design team
  
  
• Full access to technical and design support
  
  
• Reliable lead times and nationwide supply through Benchmarx’s established logistics network

Whether quoting on a full kitchen project or looking to upsell to a more bespoke finish, Paint to Order gives fitters the competitive edge – combining design flexibility with the speed and service required on site.

Visit a local Benchmarx branch to explore the range or to speak with one of our kitchen team.

Image : Marlow Imperial Blue

Source : Benchmarx

Main image : Marlow Paint to Order kitchen in Baked Peach

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