Payments
Payment 1 Booking Deposit
10% of the cost of the cabnetry minus the €500 design cost payment
you made.
Payment 2 Before Manufacturing Begins
40% of the cabinetry
Payment 3 Before Delivery
40% of the cabinetry
Payment 4 When Project is finished
10% of cabinetry
10% of the cost of the cabnetry minus the €500 design cost payment
you made.
Payment 2 Before Manufacturing Begins
40% of the cabinetry
Payment 3 Before Delivery
40% of the cabinetry
Payment 4 When Project is finished
10% of cabinetry
Materials
Fitting
Painting
All Kitchen quotes will include, as standand, any coluor in ‘Colourtrend Satin’ or
‘Johnston’s Aqua guard’
Some non-standard paint types require additional drying time and or additional
coats. The cost of this additional labour will be added to your quote.
As with all painting projects, we highly recommend procuring a sample to ensure
that you are entirely satisfied with your colour choice. It is particulary important
to view the colours under the lighting conditions you intend to use in your
kitchen.
Our furniture and fittings are hand-painted on site, following the installation of
your worktops.
While we ain to be accommodating as possible, if you wish to change your paint
choice late in the life-cycle of the project, it can result in additional costs and
delays.
‘Johnston’s Aqua guard’
Some non-standard paint types require additional drying time and or additional
coats. The cost of this additional labour will be added to your quote.
As with all painting projects, we highly recommend procuring a sample to ensure
that you are entirely satisfied with your colour choice. It is particulary important
to view the colours under the lighting conditions you intend to use in your
kitchen.
Our furniture and fittings are hand-painted on site, following the installation of
your worktops.
While we ain to be accommodating as possible, if you wish to change your paint
choice late in the life-cycle of the project, it can result in additional costs and
delays.
worktops
We are partners with ‘Cosentino’ who have three different products
Our fabricator is Stoneworld in Carlow, we have worked with them for over
twenty years.
- Silstone
- Dekton
- Sensa
Our fabricator is Stoneworld in Carlow, we have worked with them for over
twenty years.
appliances
We are partners with Bora, Miele and Faber.
We have undertaken training, and have full support from theese brands.
With regard to the fitting of appliances in your kitchen.
Intagrated appliances
Are fitted within the furniture by our fitters, and are commisioned by the
plumber/Electician, who ever the appropiate person is.
Downdraft hobs suplied by us will be fitted by our fitters.
If they are not supplied by us, there may be an additional charge depending the
amount of research and work associated with it.
Freestanding appliances
Are not fitted by us unless supplied by us, we will make sure that the openings are
the correct as to the manufactures specifications.
Any appliance fitted within furniture must be clearly approved by the
manufacturer for that exact application.
We have undertaken training, and have full support from theese brands.
With regard to the fitting of appliances in your kitchen.
Intagrated appliances
Are fitted within the furniture by our fitters, and are commisioned by the
plumber/Electician, who ever the appropiate person is.
Downdraft hobs suplied by us will be fitted by our fitters.
If they are not supplied by us, there may be an additional charge depending the
amount of research and work associated with it.
Freestanding appliances
Are not fitted by us unless supplied by us, we will make sure that the openings are
the correct as to the manufactures specifications.
Any appliance fitted within furniture must be clearly approved by the
manufacturer for that exact application.
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PAINTING
• All kitchen quotes will include, as standard, one of our 14 standard colours, per room.
Should you wish to include non-standard colours in your project, you are welcome to
procure non-standard paints yourselves, which we can then apply to your kitchen. Feel free
to get in touch for more details on this, we’re more than happy to help.
• Some non-standard paint types require additional coats. The cost of this additional labour
will be added to your quote.
• For our 14 standard colours, we use Colourtrend Satin finish paints.
• As with all painting projects, we highly recommend procuring a sample to ensure that you
are entirely satisfied with your colour choice. It is particularly important to view the colours
under the lighting conditions you intend to use in your kitchen.
• Our furniture and fittings are hand-painted on site, following the installation of your
worktops.
• While we aim to be accommodating as possible, if you wish to change your paint choice late
in the life-cycle of the project, it can result in additional costs and delays.
EXTRACTION:
PROPOSED:
KITCHEN VENTILATION & EXTRACTION
The primary decision with regard to kitchen ventilation & extraction is whether you will extract the
air from the building or purify and recirculate the air in the room. Both are viable options depending
on the design of your home, but each method comes with some best practices, as we have outlined
below:
THE EXTRACTION METHOD:
• Your ducting should take the shortest and most direct path out of the building, avoiding
unnecessary twist & turns. This will both optimise functionality and minimize maintenance.
• A quality extractor will have a 150mm outlet. This should be matched with a high quality
150mm ducting system. Reduced size or low-quality ducting will result in increased noise,
reduced performance, and an increased risk of sedimentary build-ups in the system.
• Where possible, allow gravity to aid the system by creating a fall on the pipe’s path out of
the building. This will further reduce the risk of stagnant water or grease accumulation.
• Comprehensively securing and insulating the output duct is a great way to minimize the
noise of the system. A bit of effort on installation can greatly improve your experience for
years to come.
THE PURIFICATION AND RECIRCULATION METHOD
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While in general we would recommend the extraction method, sometimes the design of the home
makes this problematic, and the recirculation method becomes more practical.
• Installing a high-quality filtration system from the outset is advisable. Skimping on this can
often prove to be a false economy.
• Be diligent about changing the filter regularly. This is not only important for the quality of
the air in your home, but also for the condition and lifespan of the system as a whole.
FITTING
We take great pride in matching the quality of our products with the quality of our installation.
Below are some tips on how you can help us achieve the best results:
• Prior to fitting, your floors should be completely finished, including sealers where applicable.
• Prior to fitting, a dried, base coat of paint is beneficial. However, the final coat should not be
applied until after the kitchen furniture installation is complete.
• Prior to fitting, the room should be cleaned and completely emptied.
THE PROCESS
The initial phase of our installation maps out the location of the worktop around your kitchen, along
with the associated units. One benefit of a bespoke hand-made kitchen is having complete control in
this regard. Once we have done this, we will temporarily install all elements to ensure optimal
functionality. When we are satisfied with the arrangement, we will strip the furniture again for
painting, following which it will be reassembled before we attend to finishing the finer details of the
project
In general, a full kitchen installation will take four weeks, with this time halved to two weeks for an
installation without worktops.
SERVICES
PROPOSED:
It is so important to engage your kitchen designer at an early stage of your build to ensure synergy
amongst your contractors. Electrical, plumbing, and ducting points all need to be positioned
correctly in order to get the best results from your bespoke kitchen. We provide full drawings in
order to guide these contractors.
Should you become aware of any problems regarding the installation of these service points, please
contact us immediately and we will be happy to liaise with your contractors in order to resolve the
issue.
PAYMENTS
PAYMENT SCTRUCTURE
35% - A DEPOSIT TO SCHEDULE YOUR PROJECT
50% - IN ADVANCE OF DELIVERY
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15% - FINAL PAYMENT WHEN INSTALLATION IS COMPLETE
MATERIALS
Our years of experience has helped us understand what materials are most appropriate for each
element of your kitchen in order to best endure the demands of a modern home. Below is a list of
the materials we currently use as standard for each bespoke kitchen. Alternatives are available.
EXISTING:
MATERIALS
Cornice: Poplar
Framing: Maple
Doors: Poplar and HDF
Carcasses: Birch Veneered Plywood or Superpan Chipboard
Drawers: Maple or Oak Dovetailed
Kickboards: Birch Plywood or Marine Plywood
Gables: MDF/Poplar
Drawer Runners: Blum soft close
Paint: Colourtrend Satin
Handles: Armac Martin / Crofts & Assinder / Siro
Sinks & Taps: The Kitchen Sink Company
Spring Hill Kitchens
For those clients for whom a more ‘off-the-shelf’ solution is preferable, we also offer the supply and
installation of a variety of kitchens from the Spring Hill range. These high-quality kitchens represent
a lower cost and shortened lead time compare to our bespoke range, but with the same quality of
installation and attention to detail that our bespoke clients enjoy.
For more on our Spring Hill
Kitchens, click HERE.
• All kitchen quotes will include, as standard, one of our 14 standard colours, per room.
Should you wish to include non-standard colours in your project, you are welcome to
procure non-standard paints yourselves, which we can then apply to your kitchen. Feel free
to get in touch for more details on this, we’re more than happy to help.
• Some non-standard paint types require additional coats. The cost of this additional labour
will be added to your quote.
• For our 14 standard colours, we use Colourtrend Satin finish paints.
• As with all painting projects, we highly recommend procuring a sample to ensure that you
are entirely satisfied with your colour choice. It is particularly important to view the colours
under the lighting conditions you intend to use in your kitchen.
• Our furniture and fittings are hand-painted on site, following the installation of your
worktops.
• While we aim to be accommodating as possible, if you wish to change your paint choice late
in the life-cycle of the project, it can result in additional costs and delays.
EXTRACTION:
PROPOSED:
KITCHEN VENTILATION & EXTRACTION
The primary decision with regard to kitchen ventilation & extraction is whether you will extract the
air from the building or purify and recirculate the air in the room. Both are viable options depending
on the design of your home, but each method comes with some best practices, as we have outlined
below:
THE EXTRACTION METHOD:
• Your ducting should take the shortest and most direct path out of the building, avoiding
unnecessary twist & turns. This will both optimise functionality and minimize maintenance.
• A quality extractor will have a 150mm outlet. This should be matched with a high quality
150mm ducting system. Reduced size or low-quality ducting will result in increased noise,
reduced performance, and an increased risk of sedimentary build-ups in the system.
• Where possible, allow gravity to aid the system by creating a fall on the pipe’s path out of
the building. This will further reduce the risk of stagnant water or grease accumulation.
• Comprehensively securing and insulating the output duct is a great way to minimize the
noise of the system. A bit of effort on installation can greatly improve your experience for
years to come.
THE PURIFICATION AND RECIRCULATION METHOD
Robert Power WordFlow 12/07/2024
While in general we would recommend the extraction method, sometimes the design of the home
makes this problematic, and the recirculation method becomes more practical.
• Installing a high-quality filtration system from the outset is advisable. Skimping on this can
often prove to be a false economy.
• Be diligent about changing the filter regularly. This is not only important for the quality of
the air in your home, but also for the condition and lifespan of the system as a whole.
FITTING
We take great pride in matching the quality of our products with the quality of our installation.
Below are some tips on how you can help us achieve the best results:
• Prior to fitting, your floors should be completely finished, including sealers where applicable.
• Prior to fitting, a dried, base coat of paint is beneficial. However, the final coat should not be
applied until after the kitchen furniture installation is complete.
• Prior to fitting, the room should be cleaned and completely emptied.
THE PROCESS
The initial phase of our installation maps out the location of the worktop around your kitchen, along
with the associated units. One benefit of a bespoke hand-made kitchen is having complete control in
this regard. Once we have done this, we will temporarily install all elements to ensure optimal
functionality. When we are satisfied with the arrangement, we will strip the furniture again for
painting, following which it will be reassembled before we attend to finishing the finer details of the
project
In general, a full kitchen installation will take four weeks, with this time halved to two weeks for an
installation without worktops.
SERVICES
PROPOSED:
It is so important to engage your kitchen designer at an early stage of your build to ensure synergy
amongst your contractors. Electrical, plumbing, and ducting points all need to be positioned
correctly in order to get the best results from your bespoke kitchen. We provide full drawings in
order to guide these contractors.
Should you become aware of any problems regarding the installation of these service points, please
contact us immediately and we will be happy to liaise with your contractors in order to resolve the
issue.
PAYMENTS
PAYMENT SCTRUCTURE
35% - A DEPOSIT TO SCHEDULE YOUR PROJECT
50% - IN ADVANCE OF DELIVERY
Robert Power WordFlow 12/07/2024
15% - FINAL PAYMENT WHEN INSTALLATION IS COMPLETE
MATERIALS
Our years of experience has helped us understand what materials are most appropriate for each
element of your kitchen in order to best endure the demands of a modern home. Below is a list of
the materials we currently use as standard for each bespoke kitchen. Alternatives are available.
EXISTING:
MATERIALS
Cornice: Poplar
Framing: Maple
Doors: Poplar and HDF
Carcasses: Birch Veneered Plywood or Superpan Chipboard
Drawers: Maple or Oak Dovetailed
Kickboards: Birch Plywood or Marine Plywood
Gables: MDF/Poplar
Drawer Runners: Blum soft close
Paint: Colourtrend Satin
Handles: Armac Martin / Crofts & Assinder / Siro
Sinks & Taps: The Kitchen Sink Company
Spring Hill Kitchens
For those clients for whom a more ‘off-the-shelf’ solution is preferable, we also offer the supply and
installation of a variety of kitchens from the Spring Hill range. These high-quality kitchens represent
a lower cost and shortened lead time compare to our bespoke range, but with the same quality of
installation and attention to detail that our bespoke clients enjoy.
For more on our Spring Hill
Kitchens, click HERE.
