Recommended Action Plan
This standalone page is designed as a roadmap. It helps you move in a logical order and prepare the information needed before each decision.
1. Photograph and measure
Take wide and close-up photos. Record lengths, heights, openings, sockets and water connections. Note anything that must remain in place.
2. Describe how the kitchen is used
Write down everyday actions, appliances, difficult-to-store items and the situations that currently cause frustration. This is more useful than a collection of inspiration images alone.
3. Rank your priorities
- essential for the kitchen to work;
- important for comfort;
- desirable for the style;
- optional if space or budget allows.
4. Compare layouts and materials
Compare circulation, preparation space, storage and care requirements. For worktops, view HPL and ceramic models in context rather than separately.
5. Confirm technical details
Check appliance dimensions, openings, connections, edges and maintenance access. Technical details should be clarified before the aesthetic choices are fixed. The cabinets are delivered fully assembled from Spain and are not intended to be installed under an existing concrete table or base; such a modification may void the warranty.
6. Record every decision
Keep references, colours, measurements and unanswered questions in one document. This avoids losing information between discussions.
7. Review the project as a user
Imagine a normal day: putting away groceries, preparing a meal, cleaning and having several people in the room. If a movement seems difficult, revisit the plan before confirming it.
8. Arrange a personalised discussion
Share your information, priorities and uncertainties. A well-prepared project can still evolve without losing its direction. A commercial adviser is stated to respond to enquiries within 48 hours; include your first name, surname and telephone number.
Frequently asked questions
When should colours be chosen?
After the layout, appliances and uses are clear. Colours should complete a functional plan, not compensate for an uncomfortable organisation.
Does this plan replace a technical survey?
No. It prepares the project. Final measurements and constraints still need to be checked as part of the project study.
Can the cabinets be installed under an existing concrete base?
No. The cabinets are delivered assembled and are not designed to be installed under an existing concrete table or base; this intervention may void the warranty.
What should I do if an issue appears after installation?
After-sales service is stated to be available. For a request, contact 5257 6236 or cuisinehabitat@albertgroup.mu.