Systems

Compare an island and peninsula using real walking routes, open appliance doors, seating and worktop joints before ordering a small stainless-steel kitchen.

Buying cabinets separately from your builder? Agree who measures, checks drawings, receives the shipment and installs your stainless-steel kitchen.

Check window opening, tap-handle movement and below-worktop space before fixing the tap-hole position in a custom stainless-steel sink worktop.

Plan cabinet and flooring installation together. Check floating-floor restrictions, finished levels, plinth details and appliance removal before ordering.

Choose a kitchen worktop height around household tasks, finished floor level, sink depth and appliance fit before custom stainless-steel cabinets are made.

Compare handles, recessed grips and push-to-open fronts for a residential stainless-steel kitchen, including cleaning, opening effort and hardware checks.

Coordinate an integrated fridge with custom cabinetry: model-specific ventilation, door-panel weight, hinge clearance and future service access.

Plan island seating with the complete stainless-steel worktop assembly, support connections and knee space. Avoid choosing an overhang from appearance alone.

Understand why custom kitchen fillers may be needed at walls and corners, and which opening clearances and finished-site dimensions to approve.