From here, various specialists would be involved from Kitchen Concepts to do a final measure before the plans would be confirmed and manufacture could begin.
The final measure was an exciting process in itself. With tape measure in hand, Rodney, Kitchen Concept’s expert kitchen planner set to work intricately measuring every dimension of the kitchen, laundry and dining spaces. Glen and ourselves were on hand to hone in specific final positions of details like the breakfast bar and return, and have input into the way certain junctions would be detailed, like the way the breakfast bar met the pantry. It was a really enjoyable session.
Final plans were again sent through for signoff, and a deposit paid to begin manufacture.
Manufacture would take 3 weeks, and the install would be booked for a date less than a month away from the final measure!
The install was a specialised process in itself. We would need to ensure the kitchen space was completely ready; gibbed, plastered and painted, before the install could be undertaken.
The installers would need to shave and shape the kitchen to fit the imperfect walls and floor. The result, a seamlessly installed kitchen and laundry – joinery perfection! But in the meantime, there was brickwork, building, plastering and painting to be done.