IDEAL Kitchens SA

Sales QUESTIONS

[ot_faqs title=”What are your payment options?”]Payment options include payment in full or an option to pay 65% upfront after the designs and style options have been decided on[/ot_faqs][ot_faqs title=”What’s your call out fee?”]Zero – We will never charge you a call out fee, this includes free advice, measuring and 3D rendered designs before you pay us anything.[/ot_faqs][ot_faqs title=”Do you offer financing?”]No. We cater for all types of projects and with our specialisation in custom projects, financing has proven to be a challenge if we get involved as a middle-broker

Best suggestion will be to secure the funds for the project with your own financial adviser before we start manufacturing[/ot_faqs][ot_faqs title=”What is your timeline once I pay the deposit?”]Projects timeline usually never exceeds 14 days – depending on the project size, we will be ready for installation within the same week.[/ot_faqs][ot_faqs title=”How large should my budget be for a new kitchen?”]Budget for kitchens does vary – The size, style, layout and additional work will be taken into account.

We recommend you focus on the layout of your kitchen with basic white melamine doors & tops – allowing you to determine how much you will need to set aside for a complete basic structure kitchen.

After you have this figure you are then free to add or change & colour & customise your entire kitchen to your liking, including the tops, the handles, door textures or styles.[/ot_faqs]

Technical QUESTIONS

[ot_faqs title=”What materials do you use for your kitchen cabinets?”]We use a variety of high-quality materials for our kitchen cabinets, including wood, melamine-products, and MDF-boards. We also offer a variety of finishes, so you can choose the look that best suits your style.[/ot_faqs][ot_faqs title=”What is your cabinet construction process?”]We use a state-of-the-art cabinet construction process that ensures our cabinets are strong, durable, and long-lasting. We use high-quality materials and construction methods, and our cabinets are backed by a workmanship gaurantee.[/ot_faqs][ot_faqs title=”What kind of hardware do you use for your kitchen cabinets?”]We use high-quality hardware from leading manufacturers. Our hardware is designed to be durable and easy to use.[/ot_faqs][ot_faqs title=”What are the dimensions of your kitchen cabinets?”]

  • Dimensions are best kept to the industry standards, but we do offer alteration for custom projects.
  • The basic cabinet sizes used of a kitchen layout starts at 450mm, 600mm, 900mm

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  • Installations are usually ready within a week after the deposit have been received – After we deliver, Installations are done in one day

Large or custom projects may take a couple of days to install[/ot_faqs]

Billing QUESTIONS

[ot_faqs title=”What is your pricing structure?”]Our pricing structure varies depending on the type of kitchen cabinets you choose, the materials you select, and the customisation options you want. We offer a variety of pricing options to fit your budget.[/ot_faqs][ot_faqs title=”How much do kitchen cabinets cost?”]The cost of kitchen cabinets varies depending on the type of cabinets you choose, the materials you select, and the customisation options you want. For example, a basic set of kitchen cabinets made of melamine will cost less than a custom set of kitchen cabinets made of wood.[/ot_faqs][ot_faqs title=”What are the most expensive kitchen cabinets?”]The most expensive kitchen cabinets are typically made of high-quality materials, such as wood, granite, and marble. These cabinets are often custom-made to match the specific needs of the customer.[/ot_faqs][ot_faqs title=”What are the most affordable kitchen cabinets?”]The most affordable kitchen cabinets are typically made of melamine. These cabinets are often available in a variety of styles and colours, so you can find a set that fits your budget and your taste.[/ot_faqs][ot_faqs title=”The following factors can affect the price of kitchen cabinets:”]

  • Type of cabinets: There are two main types of kitchen cabinets: frameless and framed. Frameless cabinets are more expensive than framed cabinets because they require more labor to produce.
  • Materials: The materials used to make kitchen cabinets can also affect the price. Wood cabinets are typically more expensive than laminate cabinets.
  • Customisation options: If you choose to customise your kitchen cabinets, such as adding aluminium kick-plates or glass doors, the price will be higher.

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