1. What would you like to change in your kitchen?

Write down the problems you experience in your existing kitchen: insufficient storage, hard-to-reach corners or a lack of preparation space. This list makes the needs to be addressed clear, instead of focusing only on cabinet dimensions.

2. Which measurements need to be confirmed?

Wall lengths, ceiling height, window and door positions should be assessed alongside existing water and electrical points. Approximate measurements help with the first discussion; production measurements are confirmed through an appropriate site assessment.

3. Which appliances will you use?

Specify the selected models of refrigerator, oven, hob and dishwasher. Appliance installation and ventilation requirements are assessed using the manufacturer’s documentation. Changing an appliance later may affect the cabinet and worktop layout.

4. How should storage be arranged?

Think about the plates, pans and food groups you use regularly. Consider shelves, drawers and pantry options according to how often you use them. The arrangement of internal compartments is as important to usability as the external cabinet dimensions.

5. How should surfaces and fittings be selected?

Discuss fronts, carcasses, worktops, handles and fittings as separate items. Review colours and textures using physical samples, and request the selected product’s use and care information. Do not assume every surface has the same care requirements.

6. What work does the quotation cover?

Confirm in writing which production, installation, removal, transport, worktop and technical connection tasks are included. Compare prices using the same scope and materials. Electrical and water connections should be coordinated with the relevant specialists.

7. How will delivery and final checks be planned?

Agree when the site will be ready, the installation sequence and the check stages. Door and drawer movement, joints and any finishing work within the scope are checked at handover. Share measurements, photographs and expectations with FUNERTECH to start an initial assessment.

This guide provides general planning information. Materials, installation and delivery terms are determined according to the project scope.

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