Project Process

Decide whether factory supply fits your kitchen project. Compare local support, measurement, delivered scope, installation and the plan for replacement parts.

Use a practical trial-assembly checklist for custom stainless steel kitchens: drawing revisions, module labels, moving parts, unresolved items and site limits.

Check the complete worktop underside and adjacent decorative fronts, not just the steel surface, when planning dishwasher steam protection.

Distinguish a planned wall joint from a fit problem, and review substrate compatibility, failed silicone, access and maintenance before resealing.

A handover checklist for peeling protective film, identifying adhesive residue and choosing finish-safe next steps on a residential stainless-steel worktop.

Plan dishwasher clearances, fixing points and worktop support separately. Keep a removal path beneath a stainless worktop for future servicing.

Keep suitable cabinets and upgrade the worktop. Compare replacement and overlay routes, then check supports, sink connections and appliance access.

A seam is not just a cosmetic line. Its position affects fabrication, transport, site welding, drainage, appliance interfaces and future service. Plan it before quotation.

Nominal cooktop width does not guarantee a future fit. Coordinate the exact model, cutout, support, ventilation and replacement envelope before fabricating a stainless-steel worktop.