Specifications

If you are taking out an old kitchen, it’s best to replace the wall linings at the same time. This
can be done at a minimal cost and will ensure you have an even surface to work with. And
whether it’s a renovation or a new home, it is best to plan for all services, whether you install
them now or later.
The things you need to consider are:
The services you need to plan for:
Extra power points for appliances
High level power points for new rangehoods
Wiring for additional lighting
Where will the sinks be and do I need more plumbing services?
What rangehood extraction ducting do I need to provide?
Do you want to make alterations?
Install, move or replace any doors, windows or walls to improve the flow of the kitchen or
interaction with the rest of the living area
Install any insulation or interior pre-lining products
How do you want to finish your new kitchen?
Should I replace my kitchen floor and what options do I have?
What finishings will I use for the walls and ceilings?
Choose sinks, tapware and appliances
Determine the lighting type and location
Other accessories?
Our kitchen consultants are able to help you evaluate your needs and guide you on the best
way to proceed. And since were also a leading building product supplier, we have experts on
site who can advise you on the best building materials to use.
Any project needs to be carefully
planned. There are a number
of key decisions you need to
make to ensure your kitchen
project is a success. Time spent
in planning your kitchen at the
beginning will save you time and
money in the long run.
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PROJECT CHECKLIST
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