Kitchen & Project Installation

We, Antony Payne and I, returned today to a kitchen we installed in Jan as unfortunately the tap become faulty.

We’ve then realised we haven’t shared the photos from this project.!!

Louise and her family wanted a social hub in the home and therefore wanted to make more of the extension that was there previously.

Using Mark Harrington from Benchmarx Kitchens Trade he designed a wonderful space utilising the vast space. Using integrated appliances always looks better as the flow of the room is uninterrupted. A built in fridge freezer, upright freezer, single oven, microwave, dishwasher and washing machine have all been installed.

Furthermore the 1000mm pantry was modified by adding pull out drawers at the bottom instead of a shelf.

The ducting for the hood runs through the ceiling in solid pipe and extracts externally giving Louise mechanical extraction for the room.

New flooring, skirting boards were installed but prior to this we had to self level over three different subfloor compounds.!

Andy plastered the ceiling for us and Louise completed the decoration herself.

The quartz was supplied, templated and installed by Albritish Stone Worktops

Dave Sayer from DNA Electrical first and second fixed the electrics within the new kitchen.

Here’s some photos of the finished project.

Another one signed off.! This was a project detailing a whole kitchen renovation, a conversion of a wet room to a downstairs bathroom and a small upgrade of the bathroom upstairs.

The kitchen as you’ll see in the photos needed most of our attention. This room was literally taken back to the original walls. New electrics were installed by Sayer of DNA Electrical, new plumbing completed by AJP Gas services and then finally the plastering was completed by Andrew Coyne.

Before the kitchen was delivered by Benchmarx Kitchens we self levelled the floors and white washed the walls before we installed the kitchen following the design by Mark Harrington.

Eton gloss white slab doors were chosen along with a black marble effect laminate and upstands to contrast one another.

The flooring from STS Flooring was Urban 55 chestnut oak and offers a warmth to the room.

The downstairs bathroom was again completely stripped back the original walls. Once again electrical completed the electrical element and Antony Payne completed the first fix plumbing with Andy plastering the room again. The sanitary ware was provided by Stonwater Bathrooms - our bathroom trade provider. Aqua panels were installed along with a new Mira Azore electric shower

Overall this project was a delight to complete for Edward and Nike and is the beginning of their journey of making their new purchase a home.

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Please finally if you, a friend or family member are considering a project then reach out