A practical second look at the showroom design, appliance positions, worktop details and installation scope before decisions become expensive to change.
Kitchen designs are usually produced before the fitter has checked the walls, floor, existing services and access. The drawing may not explain how fillers, panels, appliance ventilation, plumbing, electrics or specialist worktops will work in the real room.
TLS Kitchens reviews the latest plan and quotation from an installation perspective. The aim is to identify questions early, clarify what is and is not included, and establish whether a site survey is the next sensible step.
This is an independent practical review, not a guarantee of dimensions taken by another company and not a substitute for the final survey where one is required.
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Walkways, door openings, corners, fillers, tall units, appliance spaces and usable worktop areas.
Likely plumbing, gas, electrical, extractor, plastering, flooring and access implications.
Appliance specifications, sink and tap details, worktop joints, cut-outs, support and templating sequence.
What the fitting price covers, what is excluded and which company controls each stage.
A useful review starts with the final version, not an early showroom draft.
Include floor plan, elevations and worktop plan if supplied.
Include installation pages, allowances, exclusions and product schedules.
Provide model details where known, especially for integrated, vented and templated products.
Send the postcode, clear photographs and any known building or service changes.
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Yes. Plans and quotations from Wren, Howdens, Wickes, B&Q and other kitchen companies can be reviewed.
The first stage is a practical review. Design changes or a detailed fitting proposal are discussed separately if needed.
Yes, provided both use current plans and enough detail to compare products, installation scope and exclusions.
Potentially, subject to location, scope, survey and availability. A review does not reserve an installation date.
Tim will review the information and advise the next practical step.