The majority of our furniture is sold via the internet. This is because customers feel that the superzoom
and our feedback page are enough to show the quality of our furniture.
We do however understand the need to see and feel the quality and craftmanship in person, therefore we have constructed
our very own showroom, located at the front of our factory. We have also included some personal recommendations of
hotels and restaurants for those who may wish to extend their visit to the historic City of Lincoln.
Chris Sharp Cabinets Factory and Show Room lies within the Red Arrows airspace. Providing the weather's right, there's a good chance of seeing them in action during your visit.
Address: Chris Sharp Cabinets Ltd, Tillbridge Lane, Scampton, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, LN1 2SX
If you require any further information regarding the location of Chris Sharp Cabinets factory and showroom, please don't hesitate to contact us.
Lincoln Cathedral was built between the 11th and 14th centuries, and once the tallest building in the world for almost 250 years. Lincoln Cathedral is by far one of the most beautiful pieces of architecture in the uk today. Stretching over 80 metres tall and certain parts almost one thousand years old. A must see.
Cathedral quarters also offers much more than just the cathedral, leading to The Bailgate which is home to a variety of shops and stunning restaurants. If you're a fan of Thai food, then Thailand No1 is a must!
Or take a short drive down the A46 to try the award winning spare ribs from the world famous Damons chain. Also a very nice place to stay if you wish to make a weekend of it.
Open daily 9am - 4:30pm
Weekend views by appointment
Come and visit our newly refurbished showroom. A chance to see and feel the high level of craftmanship involved in every piece of furniture we manufacture. Chris Sharp Cabinets strive to provide sheer elegance and style to every room of your home by creating modern designs with Oak, Walnut and Cherry. A wide variety of our furniture is presented within our showrooms, arranged to portray modern day living at its best.
