A clear starting point
for your project.
Cabinet fitting requires clear information about the room, the planned arrangement and the items that need to fit around it. Share room measurements, existing cabinet photographs and the location of appliances, plumbing or other fixed features. For aluminium work, include the profile or finish you prefer. The supply, fitting and finishing elements of the enquiry should be agreed individually so that the requested work is clear.
What to share with us
- Room dimensions and layout
- Existing cabinets or aluminium components
- Appliance and fixed-service locations
- Desired finish and fitting requirements
Each enquiry starts with the actual space and the work required. Photographs and approximate dimensions help with the discussion; the final specification, availability and quotation are confirmed directly.
Fitting around everyday use
A useful kitchen layout considers worktop space, storage, appliance access and how doors or drawers open. Share a simple plan showing the walls and the position of the sink, hob and larger appliances. Existing finishes can help explain the look you would like to retain or change.
For cabinet fitting, note which units or components are already available and which parts of the enquiry need discussion. Aluminium profiles, door appearance, handles and finishing details should be agreed with the fitting scope. Dimensions supplied online remain approximate until checked.
Useful questions to consider
Can I send photographs before discussing the work?
Yes. Use the WhatsApp enquiry button and attach photographs in WhatsApp. Include your location and a brief description so the enquiry has useful context.
How do I request a quotation?
Share the required work, approximate measurements and preferred finish. The scope and quotation need to be confirmed directly; no fixed service prices are published here.
What if I do not have exact measurements?
Start with photographs and the dimensions you know. Explain which measurements are approximate so the remaining details can be discussed.
