stage 1: consultation
Contact us and have a chat with our designer When you're ready. You can arrange a consultation with him on-site to discuss your ideas and the scope of your project. We don’t charge for this consultation - it’s free.
After the discussion, we will email you a summary of the proposed kitchen as well as an estimated cost. At this point, an estimate is something just to give you an idea of what it could start at. Depending on the exact details of the materials or finishes it still could change.
stage 2: Design
If our estimated price fits your budget, the next step is to design your kitchen with more details. We will work with you to create and resolve the design, which includes advice on materials and finishes, site visits and measuring, and materials sourcing and pricing. It also includes an incredibly life-like 3D render together with the final detailed 2D CAD drawings.
Once the design is complete, with all the materials chosen and the layout finalized, we can accurately price your kitchen. At this point you will receive a written quote for manufacture and installation of the kitchen as designed. (Appliances and other trades like electricians, builders and plumbers are additional and not included in this quote.) If you're satisfied with the quote, and you want us to build and install your kitchen, we'll put it into production.
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When you accept our quote we can begin production. Manufacturing drawings are prepared and we co-ordinate with other trades that are involved in your project to ensure that all the preparatory work like building, wiring and plumbing will be completed in time for installation.
Our highly experienced, qualified cabinetmakers, will manufacture your kitchen, bathroom or interior joinery in our dedicated 600 square metre factory. We maintain complete control of the manufacturing process from beginning to end, so you can expect work of the highest standard backed with our 10 year guarantee. Once the kitchen is built, you will be invited to view it in the factory prior to its disassembly for painting.
