Free Kitchen Design and Estimate
We are happy to design your kitchen and supply you with 3d images and a
plan along with an estimate for supply only of your proposed kitchen
We use state of the art software so you can get a real feel of your space
Note: If you are in our area 25 miles of Ipswich you will be able to
book an appointment with our planner
if not you are required to upload,
email, fax:
01473 883429 your sketch
plan of the area with all the measurements in mm, here's an example below, and
also images of a typical 3d design.
below is an example of sketch needed to
create 3d plan
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YOU CAN JUST DRAW THIS FREE HAND AS LONG AS THE MEASUREMENTS ARE
ACCURATE IN MM AND YOU DRAW IN ANY OBSTRUCTIONS LIKE BOXED IN PIPES,
BOILERS OR WATER HEATERS ETC.

UPLOAD YOUR SKETCH PLAN HERE


UPLOAD YOUR PLAN HERE
If you are fitting your kitchen yourself here's some helpful advise
Take accurate measurements, and take into account where your pipes,
gas, electrical supplies are.
Make sure you know the sizes of your appliances.
Position the sink and dishwasher close together in order to make the
plumbing easier.
Have a drawer unit close to the hob so that you easy access to any
utensils.
Read through the instructions of your appliances before you decide
where to place them.
Do not situate your cooker below any windows.
Check which way doors and drawers open in order for them to open
fully.
Any tall units should be placed next to each other; tall units usually
go at the end of a line of cupboards.
Position cupboards so that they are easily accessible.
It is always best to use a qualified tradesman for installation of any
gas or electrical objects.
Having an extractor fan requires access to an external wall, unless
you wish to recycle.
More
helpful advise on design
The narrowest of kitchens can work
well and look spacious, despite its proportions – just stick to a few
basic design rules...
Unit-free walls
Narrow rooms benefit from not having wall units, which just make them
feel more cramped. Instead, put up glass shelving or paint shelves to
match walls.
Fit flat fronts
In the narrowest of spaces, detail-free doors will simplify the space
and help it feel wider. Add to that impression by choosing a reflective
finish – this also helps to widen a narrow room.
Keep floors simple
Matching the tones of the floor tiles to those of the unit doors, and
laying them lengthways across the kitchen, widens the room visually. To
heighten space, avoid patterned tiles or checkered effects.
Hide appliances
It’s worth buying integrated appliances for small kitchens – they’re
more expensive, but the effect is a streamlined space that is easier on
the eye. If they must be on show, choose just the one finish – ideally
stainless steel – and ensure they’re pretty.
Find a focal point
Every room needs a focal point, and a galley kitchen is no exception –
fit a fabulous showpiece, such as a range cooker, and the eye will be
drawn to that and not to the narrow confines of the walls.
Make worktops work
Small kitchens will always be more successful with lighter coloured
worktops, and it’s a good idea to avoid finishes with pattern or
detailing in them, too.
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