Queensland Kitchen Centre

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Kitchen Renovations | Bathroom Renovations | Laundry Renovations | Home Renovations | Commercial Plumbing | Home Extensions | Project Management | Free Quotes | Blocked Drains | Hot Water System Installations

Quantum Quartz | Essa Stone | Kitchens | Laundries | Benchtops | Cabinetry | Cabinets | Caesar Stone | Hot Water Systems | Smart Stone

Can I live in my home during kitchen renovations?

Your kitchen will be out of action for the duration of the renovation, so alternate accommodation would be preferable.

Will I have a choice of fixtures and fittings and can I supply them myself?

Quite often yes but its best to check beforehand.

Do I have to organise sub contract specialist trades such as plumbers or electricians?

Most companies have all trades covered by their in-house team.

Will I be able to get a free quote for my kitchen?

You should be able to yes, most companies realise that a quote is a service which may result in you selecting them to carry out the project.

What is two pack?

Basically ‘two pack’ is paint. There is a tin of paint and there is a tin of hardener. The two are mixed together to form a two part (or two pack) solution. Normal house paint would be termed ‘single pack’ paint.