Invoice clients for bespoke cabinetry, fitted furniture, and custom joinery commissions. Professional invoices from Tidybill.
A cabinet maker invoice covers work designing, building, and installing bespoke furniture and fitted cabinetry for homes and businesses. Cabinet makers work on kitchen cabinets, built-in wardrobes, bookcases, bathroom vanity units, media walls, office joinery, and specialist furniture. Unlike flat-pack furniture, bespoke cabinet work is commissioned specifically for a space, often involving detailed drawings, material selection, and a lead time of several weeks. Cabinet making invoices must clearly describe the items, dimensions, timber species or board material, and finish so that both parties have a record of the specification. Because bespoke work is made to order, a substantial deposit (50%) is standard before materials are purchased. Hardware (handles, hinges, drawer runners) is an important line item that clients sometimes underestimate.
| Service | Typical Rate | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Bespoke kitchen cabinets (per unit) | 600 | cabinet |
| Fitted wardrobe (per bay) | 900 | bay |
| Hardwood worktop supply and fit | 200 | m |
| Cabinet making day rate | 350 | day |
| Hardware (handles, hinges, runners) | 0 | as specified |
| Cabinet installation | 280 | day |
Invoice 50% deposit on order confirmation, with the balance due on installation. Include a detailed specification list as part of the invoice so the client can confirm the order. For large fitted kitchen projects, an additional interim payment at 25% on cabinet completion before delivery is common. Attach hardware specification sheets for the client's records.