UK · Updated 2026 · How-to

Reclaimed and Ex-Display Kitchen Units Buyer's Checklist Brighton 2026

Every Brighton buyer needs a consistent inspection process for kitchen units. This 2026 checklist covers what to check, questions to ask the seller, and how to protect a payment.

Before you go

  • Ring ahead — confirm the kitchen units is still on the yard
  • Ask for photos of the exact stock
  • Confirm price per unit and total
  • Route-plan to the Brighton yard, factor in weight for return trip

On the yard

  • Ex-display Howdens, Wren, Magnet and Neff appliances
  • Cabinets often unused — only fascias and worktops fitted
  • Full sets with appliances typically 70–85% off retail

Payment protection

  • Prefer card over cash for larger buys
  • Get an invoice with VAT number where applicable
  • Photograph loaded vehicle before leaving
  • Keep receipts against manufacturer warranty (surplus)

Collection and delivery inside Brighton

Most Brighton sellers hold stock inside BN1, BN2 and BN3 and offer South Coast same-day £95–£150. For loads over a tonne of kitchen units, a hiab drop is usually more economical than multiple van runs.

Frequently asked questions

+Can I return unused kitchen units?

Rarely at yard level. Order accurately; sell any surplus on SurplusBuilder afterwards.

+How do I collect a full kitchen?

Book a Luton van with a tail-lift. A full kitchen (14 units + appliances) fits comfortably.

+Does SurplusBuilder mediate Brighton disputes?

Yes — verified sellers agree to a mediation process for disputes over quality or delivery.

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