Installation of kitchens and built-in furniture
Stable kitchen and built-in installation: accurate geometry, quiet hardware and reliable load-bearing nodes.
Our approach to kitchen and built-in installation
Kitchen and built-in systems must stay stable for years: no twisted facades, sagging runners or unbalanced closers. We install to room level, respect module weight and plan technical gaps for real use.
Base levels and room ties
We set reference lines to actual floor level, check wall and ceiling deviations, note window and door axes and appliance connections. This is the base for a straight facade line.
Carcasses and structural nodes
We assemble carcasses checking diagonals and stiffness, reinforce load zones (sink, cooktop, tall units, built-in appliances). We verify fixings and stability under working load.
Facades, gaps and mechanics
We align facades to one plane and even gaps, adjust hinges, runners and closers through full opening range. Soft, quiet operation without twist.
Technical gaps and junctions
We allow service gaps at walls, worktop, splashback and built-in appliances. This prevents pinching, rubbing and seasonal deformation.
Final check and handover
We test real use: module opening, drawer travel, lift systems, junctions and edges. We hand over care and service adjustment guidelines.
Quality checkpoints
- One facade line and stable gaps across the run.
- Correct hinges, runners, closers and lift systems.
- Rigid, safe nodes in load zones (appliances, sink, tall units).
- Compensation gaps to walls, worktop and appliances.
- Use-case checks before handover.
Discuss kitchen and furniture installation
Send drawings and dimensions — we will prepare an installation and final adjustment plan.
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