DIY Cupboards
Assistance with DIY Cupboards
Our interpretation of dealing with the DIY Cupboard enthusiast is totally different to most DIY concepts. We HELP to make the DIY experience a pleasant one for anyone attempting to assemble and install their own built-in cupboards.
Most people turn to doing their own cupboard DIY projects to save money. We feel you!
It’s your Project and we’re here to HELP YOU…
Our approach to DIY is to help you, the DIY Installer, with those parts of the job you have difficulty with. We encourage DIY Cupboard Installations and applaud those who attempt it, as it isn’t as simple as it seems. With the Cape Town Kitchen’s approach you don’t have to do it alone. NOT ANY MORE…
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Professional HELP only Where YOU Need it…
The dimensions of every home (space) is different , with walls and floors often being uneven or skew. This makes it incredibly challenging for the DIY Cupboard Installer to assemble and fit industry standard cupboards bought in kit form or cut according to standard cutting lists. Standard sized units may not fit the space you’re working in resulting in a make-shift, less than ideal finished product.
Measurements
We can assist by visiting you ‘on-site’ and helping you get accurate measurements of your space. By make notes we are also able to help you plan and discuss possible scenarios based on the space available.
Cutting & Edging
We have our own cutting shop and can easily make-up, cut and edge non-standard boards for custom cabinetry. We also stock boards with a variety of finishes (Melamine, Veneer, High-Gloss, Duco etc).
Planning & Design
With the correct measurements we can assist you with planning a suitable design. Well planned designs will ensure the best use of space and usability.
Installation & Delivery
The fun of doing a DIY Kitchen or Built-In Cupboard project is the assembly and installation of the various units. Sometimes all you need is another set of hands or a team of installers. We can also help with product delivery.
