Discover pure perfection in every detail. Aloco has been handcrafting bespoke kitchens & luxury furniture in Dublin since 1980, we pride ourselves on family values & ethical principles upheld and passed down from generation to generation whilst striving to reflect our heritage and craftsmanship. Book your no-obligation showroom tour today, and get your copy of our award-winning kitchen inspiration brochure free of charge.
Meath is second home territory for Aloco. Ashbourne is fifteen minutes up the M2 from our Santry workshop, Ratoath and Dunboyne are just beyond it, and we have been fitting kitchens across the county for decades, from new-build estates in Navan and Kells to farmhouses outside Trim and period homes in Slane. The Royal County’s housing mix is broad, and so is the design work it asks of us.
New Meath homes often come with builder-standard kitchens that owners upgrade within a few years, while older country houses need cabinetry built around low ceilings, thick walls and proper pantry storage. As a family firm handcrafting kitchens since 1980, we build every project to measure in our own workshop and fit it with our own team. Book a free design consultation anywhere in Meath, or make the short trip to the Boeing Road showroom to see the collections in person.
Aloco builds four collections for Meath homes:
Contemporary Collection: Handleless designs with generous islands, popular in new builds across Ashbourne, Ratoath and Navan.
Classic Range: Shaker kitchens that suit both modern estates and older village homes.
Luxury Line: Bespoke cabinetry, stone worktops and walk-in pantries for country houses and big renovations.
Budget-Friendly Options: Honest quality for first-time buyers in Meath’s commuter towns.
Each kitchen is handmade to measure in Santry, a short run down the M2.
Why Meath homeowners choose Aloco:
Close enough to be local: Ashbourne and Dunboyne are minutes from the workshop, and the whole county is within our regular fitting range.
New-build upgrades done right: We redesign the whole room, not just swap doors on builder units.
Country-house craft: In-frame cabinetry and pantry storage built for older rural homes.
Family firm since 1980: Buy direct from the maker at workshop prices.
Irish made, responsibly: Sustainable materials, built to last generations.
