[L-shape] · [Area], [City]
[XX] running ft, [HDHMR] core
[What the family needed, the constraint in the room, and the one thing they would change.]
[₹X.X L] paid
[XX] days end to end
[Marine-ply / HDHMR] carcass, [brand] hardware, and a quote that lists every board, hinge and channel. Factory-finished, installed in [3] days, with a [10]-year warranty on the carcass.
The layout is decided by plumbing, window position and the work triangle — not by preference alone.
[Best for rooms under [7] ft of run. Simplest plumbing, least storage.]
[The default for most [2–3BHK] flats. Good triangle, corner needs a pull-out.]
[Needs [4] ft clear between runs. Most storage per sqft, two cooks possible.]
[Three runs, two corners. Excellent storage; needs a wider room.]
[Only with [10]×[10] ft or more. Plumbing or gas to the island adds cost.]
We measure the room, check the plumbing points and tell you which layouts are actually possible.
Book a free measureSet your total run, core material and finish. The estimate splits base and wall units the way a real quote does, because they cost differently.
Indicative only. Countertop, backsplash, sink, chimney, hob and appliances are quoted separately. Final price follows the site measure.
Two kitchens can look identical and differ by [40]% in price — the difference is inside the carcass, where you cannot see it. Cheap quotes save money here.
Comparison is indicative. Replace with the grades and brands you actually stock, and their real warranty terms.
Each one states the layout, the core material and the real price paid.
[What the family needed, the constraint in the room, and the one thing they would change.]
[What the family needed, the constraint in the room, and the one thing they would change.]
[What the family needed, the constraint in the room, and the one thing they would change.]
“[A quote about using the kitchen a year later — how the hinges feel, whether the under-sink unit swelled. Long-term detail beats install-day excitement.]”
Anything else, call [PHONE] or send your kitchen photos on WhatsApp for a rough number.
Send kitchen photos[Name the substitutions — thinner core, unbranded hinges, no edge banding on hidden faces, shutter count measured differently. Give the customer a checklist to compare quotes properly.]
[Be fair to both — carpentry wins on odd-shaped rooms and on-site changes; factory modular wins on finish consistency, dust and warranty. Say when you would recommend the other option.]
[Separate carcass warranty from hardware warranty from finish. State the exclusions — water ingress from plumbing leaks, misuse — plainly.]
[Explain when a countertop can be retained, the risk of lifting granite intact, and how base-unit height is matched to it.]
[Give real numbers for a tall unit, corner pull-out and cutlery organiser, and say which ones most families regret skipping.]
[Yes / mostly — explain the [3] days of noise, whether water and gas are cut, and how long the kitchen is unusable.]
A designer measures the room, marks the plumbing and electrical points, and returns a [3D] design with an itemised quote — every board, hinge and channel named, so you can compare it against anyone.
Illustrative only — wire the form to your CRM and replicate this scoring server-side.