Guides

A little preparation prevents expensive surprises.

Short, practical guidance to help you plan an installation and ask the right questions before work begins.

Planning · 01

What to send for a useful kitchen-fitting quote

A supplier plan, postcode, worktop type, appliance list and clear photos let a fitter understand far more than room dimensions alone.

  • Full supplier plan, including elevations
  • Postcode and parking or access notes
  • Worktop material and appliance list
  • Photos of the current room and services
  • Expected delivery and preferred start dates

Flooring · 02

LVT, laminate or engineered wood?

The right floor depends on the room, subfloor, moisture exposure, budget and the finish you want—not just the sample colour.

  • LVT: practical, stable and available in many finishes
  • Laminate: budget-friendly with fast click installation
  • Engineered wood: real timber surface with a more natural character
  • Subfloor condition matters for every option

Fit & finish · 03

The details that make an installation feel finished

Consistent reveals, level lines, neat transitions and resolved edges are the small decisions that make the whole room feel intentional.

  • Consistent cabinet and door reveals
  • Accurate worktop joints and end details
  • Clean thresholds and floor transitions
  • Resolved trims, panels, plinths and sealant lines

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