Howdens
Howdens supplies kitchens, doors, flooring and fitting hardware to builders and tradespeople from a network of local depots. It works on a trade-only basis, so most homeowners buy through the builder handling their project. The draw for many is stock held close to the job. Free help with planning a kitchen layout and Lamona, its own appliance brand, add to the appeal. Shopperazzi lists Howdens products with their current delivery details.
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- NHS discountAvailable for NHS and healthcare workers by showing an NHS ID card or using a Blue Light Card.
- Military discountAvailable for military and armed forces personnel via the Blue Light Card.
- Join Loyalty CardsHowdens utilises 'Loyalty Cards' to encourage repeat business and foster customer loyalty among trade professionals. Benefits include access to 'Rooster deals' offering discounts on clearance stock, essential van items, and multi-buy bundles, alongside confidential trade terms and a price match promise.
- Click & CollectSkip delivery fees by collecting in store.
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About Howdens
Who buys here
Howdens is set up for the trade. Builders, joiners and kitchen fitters hold accounts and pick up from a nearby depot, which keeps a job moving without long waits for stock. Homeowners can browse and plan, but the usual route is for the builder to place the order on their account. Depots are open six days a week.
What the range covers
Kitchens come first, with cabinets made in Britain and covered by a 25-year guarantee. Around them sits the joinery side: doors for inside and out, wood floors and mouldings. Hardware fills the gaps, from hinges and handles to the smaller fixings a fit needs. Lamona is the in-house appliance label, covering hobs, ovens and dishwashers, and some of its hobs carry a five-star Which? rating.
Before you order
Stock is delivered from the local depot rather than a central warehouse, and click and collect is available too. Returns follow trade terms, so the depot that supplied the goods is the one to speak to. Visa and Mastercard are accepted alongside trade accounts, and gift cards are not sold. The timber is FSC certified, and NHS staff and armed forces personnel can use the Blue Light Card scheme.
Sustainability at Howdens
FSC certified wood; UK manufacturing; committed to sustainable forestry
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Howdens quick facts
| Delivery | Trade only; local delivery from depot stock |
|---|---|
| Returns | Trade terms apply; contact local depot |
| Click & Collect | Yes |
| International shipping | Yes |
| Payment methods | Trade account, Visa, Mastercard |
| Loyalty scheme | Loyalty Cards |
| Founded | 1995 |
| Headquarters | Howden, East Yorkshire, United Kingdom |
| Parent company | Howden Joinery Group plc |
| Stores | 900+ |
Howdens contact
- Website
- howdens.com
- Phone
- 01604 876000
- digital@howdens.com
- Hours
- Monday to Friday from 07:30 to 17:00 and Saturday from 08:00 to 12:00
Howdens FAQs
Can a homeowner buy straight from Howdens?
Howdens trades on a trade-only basis. Homeowners can plan a kitchen and pick products, but the order normally goes through their builder or fitter, who buys on a trade account.
How do Howdens orders get to site?
Goods come from the stock held at the local depot. They can be delivered from there or picked up through click and collect, and the depot handles the arrangements.
Who should I contact to send something back?
Returns are dealt with under trade terms. Get in touch with the depot that supplied the order to arrange anything going back.
Which payment methods can be used?
Trade customers can pay on account, and Visa and Mastercard cards are also taken. Howdens does not offer gift cards.
Who owns Howdens and when did it start?
Howdens belongs to Howden Joinery Group plc and dates back to 1995. Its depots are mostly in the UK, with others in Ireland, France and Belgium.
