Connecticut Cabinet Retailer Steps Up for Displaced Wren Kitchens Customers CabinetsASAP Offers Fast-Ship All-Wood Cabinets to Homeowners Left Stranded by Wren Bankruptcy

EAST LYME, CT - CabinetsASAP, a Connecticut-based direct-to-consumer kitchen cabinet retailer, today announced it is ready to help the thousands of East Coast homeowners left without cabinets following the sudden bankruptcy and closure of Wren Kitchens.

On April 24, 2026, Wren Kitchens filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and permanently closed all 15 of its U.S. showrooms without notice to customers or employees. Customers across Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania who had paid deposits ranging from $2,000 to $23,000 were left with no cabinets, no refunds, and no answers.

CabinetsASAP ships all-wood, KCMA-certified kitchen cabinets to all 48 contiguous states in 3-8 business days. Unlike showroom-based retailers, CabinetsASAP operates entirely online - no large deposits, no months-long lead times, and no showroom overhead built into the price.

"We watched what happened to Wren customers - many of them our neighbors here in Connecticut - and it reinforced everything we believe about how this business should work. Short lead times, transparent pricing, and no large deposits sitting exposed for months. Your kitchen project doesn't have to stop." - CabinetsASAP, East Lyme, Connecticut

What CabinetsASAP Offers Displaced Wren Customers
CabinetsASAP is ready to help affected homeowners and contractors get their kitchen projects back on track:

• All-wood, KCMA-certified kitchen cabinets - no particle board, no shortcuts
• Fully assembled cabinets shipping in 5-8 business days
• RTA (ready-to-assemble) cabinets shipping in 3-5 business days
• Free shipping on orders over $3,500 to all 48 contiguous states
• Free kitchen design consultations by phone or email
• No showroom visit required - order entirely online at CabinetsASAP.com

Background: The Wren Kitchens Bankruptcy
Wren Kitchens, a UK-based kitchen retailer, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation on April 24, 2026 and immediately closed all 15 of its East Coast U.S. showrooms, including in-store studios inside select Home Depot locations. Employees were terminated via a company Zoom call with no advance notice. Home Depot stated it had no prior knowledge of the closure.

Connecticut's Attorney General and Department of Consumer Protection have both opened investigations. Customers with pending orders are classified as unsecured creditors in the Delaware bankruptcy proceedings (Case No. 26-10581) and face an uncertain path to recovery.
Wren operated showrooms in Milford and Newington, Connecticut; Levittown, Commack, Selden, Freeport, and Massapequa, New York; Cherry Hill, East Hanover, and Lawrenceville, New Jersey; and Conshohocken, Allentown, and Hanover, Pennsylvania.

CabinetsASAP
153 Boston Post Road, Suite #1005,
East Lyme, CT 06333
Phone: 1-800-861-7606
Website: CabinetsASAP.com
Email: info@cabinetsasap.com
Blog: cabinetsasap.com/wren-kitchens-bankruptcy-lessons/

CabinetsASAP is a Connecticut-based direct-to-consumer kitchen cabinet retailer shipping all-wood, KCMA-certified kitchen cabinets to all 48 contiguous states. The company offers fully assembled cabinets shipping in 5-8 business days and RTA cabinets shipping in 3-5 business days, with free shipping on orders over $3,500. CabinetsASAP serves homeowners, contractors, builders, and real estate investors with transparent pricing and free design consultations.

This release was published on openPR.