Kitchens & Wardrobes

Storage designed around your day.

A kitchen’s appliances and workflow differ from a wardrobe’s hanging and drawer needs. We plan the inside of each before choosing the outside.

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Kitchens · wardrobes · dressing rooms · storage joinery

Kitchens & Wardrobes design concept
Kitchens & Wardrobes design conceptIllustrative image

Open the cabinet. Examine the detail.

Cabinet finishes, board sections and fittings
Cabinet finishes, board sections and fittingsIllustrative image

A layout for what you use

In kitchens, we coordinate appliances, preparation areas and storage. In wardrobes, we review hanging lengths, folded clothes and drawer needs. The internal layout is shown in the drawings.

The board behind the door

We specify the cabinet boards, backs, edges and finish, and request the relevant supplier reports. A sample helps explain the construction beyond the colour of the door.

Hardware we put through its movement

We review hinges, runners and storage systems through practical trials. Where further testing is needed, samples go for specialist assessment before the component is approved.

Illustrated trial of a drawer and its fittings
Illustrated trial of a drawer and its fittingsIllustrative image

Appliance openings are part of the drawing.

We coordinate appliance model dimensions, worktop openings, drawer clearances and service access. Factory updates focus on cabinet assembly, edge finishing and the selected hardware, with revisions tied to the approved drawings.

Illustrated levelling and fitting of kitchen cabinets
Illustrated levelling and fitting of kitchen cabinetsIllustrative image

Doors aligned. Drawers adjusted.

Installation follows the readiness of the walls, floors and service points. The team levels the units, aligns doors and adjusts fittings. Appliance and worktop interfaces are coordinated within the agreed scope.

The complete kitchens & wardrobes process

13 steps, from your brief and measurements to approval, packing, shipping and installation.

Cabinetry is manufactured to approved drawings. Worktops, appliances and specialist accessories follow their agreed supply and installation scope.

01Understand your needs

We discuss cooking habits, family storage, appliance needs and how you organise clothing. Frequently used items, reach and movement shape the first layout.

What you receive or approve

Your kitchen and wardrobe priorities.

02Measure your space

We measure walls, openings, ceiling levels and services, and check the floor finish level. Appliance dimensions and access for assembled units are verified.

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A coordinated site measurement record.

03Choose materials & details

You compare door finishes, cabinet interiors, worktop samples and working hardware. We review colour relationships as well as how a hinge, drawer or organiser feels in use.

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A finish and hardware schedule.

04Prepare technical drawings

We draw plans, elevations, internal divisions and relevant junctions. Appliance openings, worktop cut-outs, fillers and installation clearances are coordinated.

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Detailed cabinetry drawings ready for review.

05Review together, then approve

We walk you through every cabinet: what it holds, how it opens and the final visible finish. Changes are incorporated before the manufacturing revision is signed off.

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Approved layouts, dimensions and sample references.

06Release for manufacture or order

The factory works from the agreed cabinet list and drawing revision. Board specification, edge treatment, door finish and hardware are released together.

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A clear cabinet-by-cabinet production reference.

07Follow the work in China & Qatar

The China team follows carcasses, doors, finishes and hardware fit. The Qatar team coordinates any site or appliance information affecting the approved design.

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Recorded checks against each approved assembly.

08Receive progress photographs

Your updates show cabinet construction, edge details, finish samples and trial assembly at agreed stages. Open points are explained with photographs.

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Progress images with clear next actions.

09Inspect the finished work

We review sizes, finish consistency, door alignment, edge quality and the specified hardware. Doors and drawers are checked for movement and completeness before packing.

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Inspection photographs and a component check.

10Approve before packing

We present the completed visible work and inspection findings for your review. Agreed corrections are closed before the order is released for packing.

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Your approval of the final visible result.

11Protect, pack & identify

Panels and doors receive surface and corner protection. Units, hardware and fitting parts are identified so the site team can assemble the correct cabinet in the correct room.

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An identified packing list for installation.

12Ship & coordinate arrival

We coordinate cabinetry and specialist items against the shipment and site programme. Delivery is planned with storage conditions and installation access in mind.

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Delivery sequencing aligned to site readiness.

13Install, adjust & hand over

Installers set levels, fix and align units, adjust hardware and review doors and drawers. Worktops and service connections are coordinated within the agreed scope.

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A working kitchen or wardrobe, checked and handed over.

Share the kitchen plan or wardrobe dimensions, and appliance models if selected.

Start a WhatsApp conversation with our Qatar team. We will review the requirements with you and arrange the next step.

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