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The Wren Kitchens contact number in our data is +441708202126, and after care is normally routed through the showroom that sold you the kitchen and the customer service section of wrenkitchens.com. Have the order number, the showroom name, the delivery date and dated photographs of the problem ready before you make contact, because after care is handled per order rather than per customer.

Put everything in writing after a phone call, even a short summary email of what was agreed. Kitchen half fitted and the showroom pointing at head office? Start your complaint here and we open a case and keep coaching you afterwards: what to reply, when to push and how to escalate.

Check every item on the delivery against your plan before you sign anything, and open the packaging on doors and panels rather than stacking them unopened: delaminating doors and swollen panels are among the most reported Wren Kitchens problems, and they are far easier to reject before a fitter installs them. Photograph each defect the same day with the packaging and the item code visible, then list every affected item by its code from the design plan in one written message.

Ask for a written replacement date rather than a promise to look into it. A complaint filed through our complaint process backs that request up: we bring your case to Wren Kitchens through emails, social media and paper complaint letters.

A kitchen order is a contract with a deposit, a design plan and a delivery slot, so the first document to read is the one you signed, not the website. Where you signed it matters too: an agreement made in the showroom and an agreement made at home during a design appointment are not treated the same under UK consumer rules, so check which situation applies before you accept that cancellation is impossible.

Put the cancellation in writing, keep the version number of the plan you agreed, and ask for a written breakdown of anything being withheld from the deposit with a reason per line. Set out what you paid, what was withheld and the reason you were given in your complaint, and we take that to Wren Kitchens on your behalf.

Establish first who holds the installation contract, because that decides who has to put it right: units supplied by Wren Kitchens and fitting arranged through Wren are not always the same agreement as a fitter you hired yourself. Ask for that in writing if it is unclear. Then build a snagging list: one line per fault, each with a photo and the date it was noticed, agreed in writing with whoever is doing the work.

Do not let a gas hob or any other appliance concern sit on a snagging list. Raise anything you consider unsafe separately and immediately, in writing, and stop using the appliance until a qualified engineer has checked it.

So far consumers reported 16 complaints about Wren Kitchens here, with an average rating of 1.2 out of 5. The recurring themes: doors that delaminate and panels that swell, units arriving damaged or missing from a delivery, appliances and gas hobs that customers consider badly designed or unsafe, doors changing colour over time, installation teams leaving work unfinished, and after care that goes quiet once the kitchen is paid for.

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Yes. We have an active community of consumers, and complaints here are public: people who ran into the same problem with Wren Kitchens can give you advice or back you up with their own story. A complaint with a community behind it is much harder to overlook.