Accessible Kitchens
Freedom
At Moorgate Kitchens, we believe everyone deserves a kitchen that works beautifully for them. That’s why we’re proud to be the UK's leading retailer of Freedom accessible kitchens in the north.
Independence Meets Style
This collection of inclusive kitchens is designed and suited to a wide range of disability needs including wheelchair users, amputees, ageing communities, and learning or visual impairments.
combining safety, independence, and contemporary design
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Thoughtfully planned for wheelchair users, people with reduced mobility, and multi-generational households.
Features such as rise & fall worktops, induction hobs, slide & hide ovens, and waterfall-edge surfaces reduce risks and make everyday tasks easier.
A wide choice of colours, finishes, and layouts to suit every home.
Pull-down wall units, rotating larders, and clever pull-out storage ensure everything is within reach.
Designed to support you in living more freely,
comfortably, and confidently.
Why Choose a Freedom Kitchen?
Inclusive by Design -
Safe & Practical –
Stylish & Modern –
Flexible Storage –
Empowering Independence –
Inclusive by Design -
Safe & Practical –
Stylish & Modern –
Flexible Storage –
Empowering Independence –
DESIGN DETAILS & KEY FEATURES
Wifi connected appliances
Waterfall edge worktops
to prevent spillages
Rise & Fall Worktops
*Slide & hide ovens
*Induction hobs
*Accessible storage
*Pull down wall cabinets & baskets
*Integrated Bins
*Heat resistant pull out shelf
*Easy to reach handles, taps & finishing touches
*Pull out wirework
*Heat resistant pull out shelf
*Contrasted colours for visual impairments
*Easy to reach handles, taps & finishing touches
*Carefully considered positioning of doors, appliances, boilers ect.
*Lockable magnetic units to store medication or keep items secure
Alongside:
Wheelchair Accessibility
Pull Out Table
Rise & Fall Wall Unit
Front Access Taps
Integrated Flip Socket
From families creating multi-generational kitchens, to wheelchair users gaining life-changing independence, the Freedom range has transformed homes across the UK.
Don't just take our word for it...
View our Case Studies and see the step by step Accessible Kitchen process from start to finish
Real Homes, Real Stories
Accessible Family Kitchen
01
Designer: Mark
location: cullen, preston
customer profile
Full-time wheelchair user following a life-changing road traffic accident
main goal/challenge
The main goal was to have a kitchen that not only worked seamlessly for a wheelchair user but also functioned as the heart of the home for the entire family. The space needed to balance accessibility with a modern, welcoming design that encouraged family time together.
our solution
We designed a kitchen in our Alta Matt Anthracite finish, combining a contemporary look with innovative features that put accessibility and inclusivity at the forefront:
• Height-adjustable straight rise-and-fall worktop – allows the surface to be lowered or raised at the touch of a button, ensuring it works the entire family.
• The waterfall edge detail also provides an important safety feature by preventing spillages from reaching a wheelchair user’s lap.
• Motorised wall units – with a simple press of a button, these cabinets lower to worktop height, making every inch of storage fully accessible.
• Pull-out table tops – offering extra preparation space whenever needed, without cluttering the main design.
• Peninsular design – creating a dedicated space for family gatherings, making the kitchen a true hub where everyone can cook, eat, and spend time together.
the result
The finished kitchen not only gave full independence but also provided a stylish, practical space where the whole family can come together. Every feature was thoughtfully designed to meet personal needs, ensuring the kitchen is both inclusive and beautiful
case study
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Accessible Kitchen to Support a young Adult with Cerebral Palsy
02
Designer: Mark
location: Cheshire
customer profile
Full-time wheelchair user with Cerebral Palsy
main goal/challenge
Our clients wanted a kitchen that would help their son be more independent and involved in family life. Their existing kitchen wasn’t accessible, worktops were too high, storage was out of reach, and cooking safely was difficult. The goal was to design a space that gave the client freedom to cook, eat, and connect with his family, while maintaining design elegance and quality.
our solution
Our team created a bespoke kitchen in Princeton Paint-to-Order Bottle Green; a timeless design with a modern finish. Every element was planned around accessibility, safety, and inclusion, without compromising on style.
Key accessible features included:
*Height-adjustable rise-and-fall worktop – the sink and hob are integrated into a motorised surface that can be raised or lowered at the touch of a button, making it
comfortable and functional for every family member.
*Waterfall edge detail – a subtle but vital safety feature that prevents spills from reaching the wheelchair user’s lap.
*Peninsular design – a social, family-friendly layout that encourages interaction and makes mealtimes more inclusive.
*Pull-out, heat-proof shelves beneath the Neff Slide & Hide oven, allowing hot dishes to be handled safely and independently.
the result
The transformation has been life-changing for their son. He can now prepare meals, help with cooking, and take part in family time. All from a kitchen that’s safe, stylish, and designed entirely around his needs. The project proves that inclusive design and luxury can coexist beautifully creating a kitchen that empowers independence while bringing the whole family together.
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Bespoke Kosher Kitchen Designed for Accessibility and Independence
03
Designer: Mark
location: salford, manchester
customer profile
Jewish homeowner with a vision impairment and a muscle-wasting illness; occasional wheelchair user
main goal/challenge
Our client wanted a beautiful, functional kitchen that would allow her to maintain her independence while supporting the requirements of her kosher lifestyle. Living with a muscle-wasting condition and vision impairment meant that both mobility and ease of use were crucial. The design needed to accommodate occasional wheelchair use, provide clear zoning for meat and dairy preparation, and feature accessible storage and appliances all while maintaining a sense of calm, elegance, and warmth that reflected her personality and faith.
our solution
We designed a kitchen in our Harvard Pebble with Artic Marble worktops , a refined palette that balances light and contrast, aiding visibility while creating a sophisticated, timeless look. Every aspect of the space was planned around accessibility, safety, and kosher living.
Key features included:
*Dual-zone layout – separate preparation areas, sinks, and appliances to support
*kosher practices, with distinct visual and tactile cues to help with orientation.
*Height-adjustable rise-and-fall worktop – enabling the client to prepare meals comfortably whether standing or seated in her wheelchair.
*Low-level storage and pull-out larders – allowing easy access to everyday items without overreaching or strain.
*Textured handles and contrasting surfaces – providing tactile feedback to support visual impairment and improve navigation.
*Under-cabinet lighting with adjustable brightness – offering gentle, shadow-free illumination to improve safety and visibility.
*Peninsular seating area – creating a relaxed space for family and friends to gather, blending social connection with practicality.
the result
The finished kitchen perfectly balances faith, function, and freedom. Our client can now cook, host, and live more independently, confident that every detail has been considered for her comfort and wellbeing. The space is not only kosher-compliant and accessible, but also luxurious and inviting - proving that thoughtful design can be both deeply personal and beautifully practical.
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SHOWROOM INFORMATION
We understand planning your trip to the showroom is important.
To make things easier here is some important info about our on-site facilities;
Accessible parking-
Two disabled spaces are available within the loading bay directly outside our showroom entrance. This will be the easiest place to park for wheelchair access. We also have a staff car park on the left hand side of the building where one other vehicle could park if needed.
Accessible access to the showroom-
Our Kitchen showroom and Freedom display is situated on the ground floor of the building and is fully accessible to all visitors.
Disabled toilets-
Normal toilet facilities are available on the ground floor of our customer showroom.
If you require a disabled toilet or changing tables the nearest places these are situated are KFC ( approx 2 mins) and the Mill gate shopping centre ( approx 5 mins).
