With fuel prices on the rise and sustainability at front of mind for many consumers, we’ve gathered six of the most effective ways we can all conserve energy in the kitchen.
Go to start page
Find a showroom
Kitchen sale
Our mission for being better
Better. By nature represents our ethos when it comes to sustainability. As a conscientious brand, we’re always striving for better – whether
that’s through regenerative product design or curating spaces that empower our customers to live more sustainably every day.
Through our ongoing mission, we aim to:
1. Promote sustainable lifestyle innovations
We’ll encourage and assist sustainable living by taking action to support sustainable efforts in our local communities, working with eco-conscious partners and providing more sustainable products and advice for our customers.
2. Drive circular materials and flows
We’ll drive innovation in our products with energy, water, food and cost savings in mind, and by promoting a circular economy - placing emphasis on using recycled materials and recycling waste, to divert materials from landfill wherever possible.
3. Transform our packaging
We’ll transform our packaging by removing harmful single-use plastic from our ranges and delivering new carbon footprint reduction initiatives throughout our whole value chain.
4. Reduce climate impact
We’ll reduce our climate impact through our continued commitment towards renewable energy sources, zero waste, cleaner transportation and our collection of quality kitchens that are built to last.
5. Promote a sustainable culture
We’ll promote a sustainable culture by responsibly sourcing to minimise risks, promoting a sustainable supply chain and forming strong relationships with our suppliers - which is crucial to develop and offer attractive products to our customers.
Through our ongoing mission, we aim to:
Products & materials
of our new kitchen products will be designed to enable you to live a more sustainable life in the kitchen by 2025.
of our new kitchen products will be designed to enable you to live a more sustainable life in the kitchen by 2025.
Since setting our targets, we’ve been working hard to improve our product offering through focusing on sustainable design, reducing the use of virgin plastics, and driving energy and water-saving solutions across our range of kitchen appliances.
We’re also prioritising products that are easier for customers to recycle, whether biodegradable, compostable or designed for extended lifecycle and disassembly. All as part of our transition towards a circular economy.
of our new kitchen products will be designed to enable you to live a more sustainable life in the kitchen by 2025.
of our new kitchen products will be designed to enable you to live a more sustainable life in the kitchen by 2025.
Since setting our targets, we’ve been working hard to improve our product offering through focusing on sustainable design, reducing the use of virgin plastics, and driving energy and water-saving solutions across our range of kitchen appliances.
We’re also prioritising products that are easier for customers to recycle, whether biodegradable, compostable or designed for extended lifecycle and disassembly. All as part of our transition towards a circular economy.
of the timber in our kitchen cabinets is FSC®-certified.
of the timber in our kitchen cabinets is FSC®-certified.
This means, the Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®-C100100) track the entire journey of the wood all the way from the forest to your kitchen. Being FSC®-certified ensures that products come from responsibly managed forests that provide environmental, social and economic benefits.
of the timber in our kitchen cabinets is FSC®-certified.
of the timber in our kitchen cabinets is FSC®-certified.
This means, the Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®-C100100) track the entire journey of the wood all the way from the forest to your kitchen. Being FSC®-certified ensures that products come from responsibly managed forests that provide environmental, social and economic benefits.
of our timber worktops are either FSC® or PEFC™ certified.
of our timber worktops are either FSC® or PEFC™ certified.
The Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification™ (PEFC™) have certified that all of our timber worktops are sourced with a PEFC chain of custody.
of our timber worktops are either FSC® or PEFC™ certified.
of our timber worktops are either FSC® or PEFC™ certified.
The Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification™ (PEFC™) have certified that all of our timber worktops are sourced with a PEFC chain of custody.
Our Considered Collection
Introducing our most sustainable products, from kitchen ranges to accessories and appliances.
Enjoy a free appointment with a Magnet kitchen design expert
Choose from responsibly sourced kitchens, worktops and accessories, plus our range of appliances designed to minimise energy usage. All combined with trusted design expertise, on the house.
Arrange an appointment
At Magnet, we have a set of targets that we’re consistently
working hard to achieve – but we’re not there yet.
These targets keep us focused on the road ahead and set out clear milestones for us to work towards, as we continue to reduce our carbon footprint and empower our customers to reduce theirs.
Amanda Douglas
Head of Product Sustainability
Packaging & plastics
As part of our commitment to circular materials and flows, we’re prioritising removing single-use plastics in our products and packaging and promoting circularity throughout our product offering.
100%
Recycled car components are used to create our cabinet legs across our whole product range.
70%
Recycled content is used in the waste bins we use throughout our business.
100%
Recycled polypropylene is used in our Prevex plumbing kits.
100%
Of the virgin plastic in our knobs and handles has been replaced for more sustainable alternatives.
Our Mindful World concept kitchen
Named the winner of Ideal Home’s ‘One Small Step’ for Sustainability award for 2023, our Mindful World kitchen blends sophisticated styling with eco-centric design. This unique design is made up of a curated collection of components – each with its own sustainability story.
Black Franke Tap
With a built-in flow restrictor valve limiting flow in order to preserve water.
View Franke taps
AEG SteamBake Oven
Steam regeneration enables reheating and keeping its best taste, helping to reduce food waste.
Browse AEG ovens
Quartz composite sink
Made from 99% sustainable materials.
Discover Composite Sinks
Nordic Craft
This sophisticated range features 100% FSC-certified solid timber drawers with exposed finger joints.
Explore Nordic Craft
Hoxton in Sumi Black
Hoxton’s Sumi Black cabinet doors are wrapped in 100% recycled PET foil.
View Hoxton
Metal leg frame system
Nordic Craft’s metal leg frame system helps extend the lifecycle of this progressive range by making it easier to move and repurpose in future.
View Nordic Craft
Operations
We’ve reduced the carbon footprint from our operations and owned transportation by 71% since 2016.
Through making the change to renewable energy throughout our showrooms and factories, and transitioning to electric vehicles within our internal fleet, we’re well on our way to hitting our emissions target by 2026.
of our UK mainland stores run on renewable energy
Since 2019, all of our UK mainland stores operate using green energy. Only our Isle of Wight and Guernsey stores are unable to do so, due to a lack of renewable energy providers on islands off the UK mainland.
We’ve reduced the carbon footprint of our factory by 76% since 2016.
By swapping to renewable energy, heating the factory via the incineration of waste timber and installing biomass boilers, we’ve been able to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions from our factory.
Of the timber waste from our supply chain is upcycled or repurposed.
We upcycle through various outlets such as, sawdust chippings which go off to be upcycled into animal bedding for the cattle industry. We upcycle supply offcuts of panels to a supplier who upcycles into blanket boxes or bed headboards. All our other wood waste is repurposed for various uses.
ISO Standards
We’re fully compliant with the ISO-recognised standards for energy management.
We manage all of our operations in accordance with the framework of The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 14001: Environmental Management Standard, 50001: Energy management systems, & the 45001 health and safety management standard complying fully with all relevant legislation applicable to these internationally recognized standards.
Operations
We’re building sustainable stores
As a company that prioritises sustainability throughout our product and our service offering, it was important to us to do the same with our new store formats.
Since starting our store refresh programme in 2021, we’ve taken the utmost care and attention to make sustainable choices and limit our carbon footprint wherever possible – all as part of our ongoing commitment to reducing our climate impact and promoting circular materials and flows.
Collaborations & community
The journey to sustainability and regeneration is a shared one. We’re working in collaboration with our customers, suppliers, and all other brand partners to establish new and improved processes and initiatives to help us all live and work more sustainably.
Rehome or recycle your pre-loved kitchen
In December 2022, we started a trial partnering with ground-breaking initiative, Used Kitchen Exchange (UKE).
Awarded the Queen’s Award for Enterprise: Sustainable Development in 2022, UKE are a Certified B Corp enterprise offering homeowners the opportunity to sell their pre-loved kitchen onto a new buyer, both diverting it from landfill and earning money from the sale in the process.
As part of this trial, we commit to a free-of-charge collection and recycling of your pre-loved kitchen should it not meet the Rehome acceptance criteria. And we will collect and recycle your packaging too.
We’re using Science-Based Targets
We’ll collaborate with our suppliers of sourced goods in reducing their carbon footprint from both production and usage. We commit to ensuring that at least 70% of our suppliers (based on emissions) will have Science-Based Targets by 2025.
What are Science-Based Targets?
“The Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi) provide a clearly-defined path to reduce emissions in line with the Paris Agreement goals, helping prevent the worst impacts of climate change and future-proof business growth.
Targets are considered ‘science-based’ if they are in line with what the latest climate science deems necessary to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement – limiting global warming to well-below 2°C above pre-industrial levels and pursuing efforts to limit warming to 1.5°C.”
Our commitments
Innovations for a sustainable lifestyle
To design kitchen products that are conducive to a more sustainable life in the kitchen by promoting sustainable consumption through innovative solutions and partnerships that are supported by information that is relevant to the customer, while ensuring that our products are safe to use throughout their lifetime.
Circular materials and flows
To promote sustainable resource utilisation through circular business models, renewable and recycled materials, by maintaining biodiversity and reducing waste, and facilitating future recycling through clean material flows.
Reduced climate impact
To use a scientific-based approach to reduce the climate impact of our own operations and in our value chain in line with the Paris Agreement, while working to enhance energy efficiency.
Promoting a sustainable culture
To deepen the expertise on sustainability issues in our operations so that each and every person, based on their function, can become a stronger contributor to our shared goals; to be active in the supply chain to contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Our commitments
Our sustainability reports
Our sustainability reports
Every year, we produce a full report on our progress towards our commitments, everything we’ve achieved within the last year and all of the areas we’re going to be focusing on in the coming year.
View 2020 report 
Please note: Magnet is a subsidiary of Nobia Group, so all references to Nobia UK within these documents pertain to Magnet Ltd.
Our sustainability reports
Our sustainability reports
Every year, we produce a full report on our progress towards our commitments, everything we’ve achieved within the last year and all of the areas we’re going to be focusing on in the coming year.
View 2020 report
Please note: Magnet is a subsidiary of Nobia Group, so all references to Nobia UK within these documents pertain to Magnet Ltd.
Join the conversation
To find out more about our mission, receive the latest offers and expert design advice straight to your inbox, subscribe to our newsletter today.
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
Thank you for signing up!
News, advice & inspiration
Which? Best Buy Kitchens
Our pre-built cabinet has been named a Which? Best Buy for the sixth year in a row.
