About Moores
With 70 years’ experience in furniture manufacturing, Moores is known for quality craftsmanship of kitchens, bedrooms & bathrooms.
Established in 1947, Moores is one of the UK’s leading kitchen, bedroom and bathroom (KBB) furniture manufacturers with a 25 acres site and 600,000 square feet factory in Wetherby. With a heritage of 70 years, Moores has built up a reputation for quality craftsmanship and prides itself as being best in class in terms of products, customer service and a strong sustainability strategy. Moores designs and manufactures its kitchens and bathrooms in close collaboration with housebuilders to develop optimum solutions for high rise, private developments and affordable housing . Moores are a subsidiary of the Masco Corporation, an American building products specialist. Masco has a number of divisions throughout Europe and is a Fortune 500 company
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