DESIGN & INSTALLATION

Your dream kitchen, designed & installed.

Understand your space. Make confident choices. See how a kitchen comes together, from the first measurements to the final countertop.

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A kitchen from our project photo collection

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

A little knowledge. A better starting point.

Start with two things: the space you have and the materials you want.

Start with the walls, openings and appliances.

Know your space. Understand your cost.

A bigger kitchen usually needs more cabinets and countertop material, so it generally costs more. Layout, storage features and material choices also affect the total.

Bring rough wall measurements and a few photos. Include windows, doors and appliances. We confirm the details during the site visit.

Try your layout in our quote form

Keep what you like. Change what does not work for you.

Look beyond the colour and price.

What are your current cabinets made of? What do you like about them, and what would you change? Compare the cabinet box, the door material and the surface finish separately.

A painted door can have wood or MDF underneath. A wood-look surface is not always solid wood. Ask what is under the finish.

What is underneath?

Solid wood

Natural timber with its own grain. It can be painted or stained. Ask which cabinet parts are solid wood, because doors and boxes may use different materials.

MDF

Fine wood fibres bonded into a smooth panel. MDF can be shaped, painted or covered with a decorative surface.

Particleboard

Wood particles bonded into a panel. It is often used with a decorative surface; check the panel and the covering separately.

What is on the surface?

Paint or stain

Paint gives a coloured finish; stain lets the wood grain show through. Neither name tells you what the cabinet is made from.

Melamine

A decorative surface fused onto a panel, commonly MDF or particleboard. It is a surface choice, not solid wood.

Thermofoil & plastic coverings

Thermofoil is a plastic film formed over a shaped panel, often MDF. Other plastic laminates are also surface coverings. Ask which covering and core are used.

FROM PLAN TO FINISHED KITCHEN

Your kitchen journey, step by step.

These are the key stages of replacing kitchen cabinets and countertops. Here is how we guide you through them.

Step 01

Measure & consult

An accurate site measurement captures the real layout and available space. A design consultation helps make the most of it, with cabinet sizes and storage that fit the way you use your kitchen.

WITH WOOD CABINETSMake every part of your space work for you.

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Step 02

Review & approve

Review your kitchen drawing, cabinet selections and final cabinet price before approving the order. Our online quote is the starting point; the confirmed price is normally close, with adjustments for the final design and selections.

WITH WOOD CABINETSApprove the drawing and final cabinet price.

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Cabinets positioned on site during a real kitchen project.

Step 03

Arrange delivery

Once your cabinet order is approved, we can normally deliver within one week, or arrange a date that suits your project timeline.

WITH WOOD CABINETSNormally within 1 week, or on your schedule.

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White cabinets and a grey island during installation.

Step 04

Install the cabinets

Cabinets are positioned, levelled, secured and adjusted to the approved layout. Professional installation normally takes 2–3 days. You can also choose delivery with remote support for DIY installation.

WITH WOOD CABINETSProfessional cabinet installation: normally 2–3 days.

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Installed cabinet bases ready for countertop measurement.

Step 05

Measure & select quartz

As soon as the cabinets are installed, we arrange countertop measurements. Review quartz samples or your preferred selection, then approve the final countertop price and order.

WITH WOOD CABINETSCountertops are priced after measurement and selection.

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Completed kitchen with cabinets and countertops.

Step 06

Finish with countertops

After countertop measurement and order approval, we normally complete the countertop installation within 2–3 days. Your new cabinets and countertops are ready to enjoy.

WITH WOOD CABINETSCountertop completion: normally 2–3 days after approval.

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