Best Modular Kitchen Manufacturers in Gurgaon

A modular kitchen is a systematic combination of pre-fabricated cabinets that help optimise your space and assist with your cooking needs. Different styles available include L shape, linear, parallel, U shape, G shape and island.

Base cabinets provide storage for heavy cooking utensils and wall cabinets provide storage for regular cutlery and spices. Tall cabinets provide storage for dry goods and built-in appliances and corner cabinets have deep drawers with revolving tables or magic corners. Loft storage are tall and provide storage for seasonal items. Internal cabinets have cutlery organisers, deep pots and thalis. Countertop have hard stone surfaces, splash backs, single or double basins with organisation bowls underneath. Cook tops, extractor fans, ovens and dish washers are built into the modular kitchen fitted with premium soft-close hardware from top brands.

Design your cooking zone as per your room size and how you wish to use your kitchen. Ensure your fridge, sink and cook-top create a working triangle. Use water resistant cabinetry systems with strongcountertops. Use organisation such as drawers, pantries and overhead storage. Decide on the sizes of your appliances and ensure your countertops are suitable for your main cooker. Install ambient, task and accent lighting. Vertical storage is important in homes and builders’ floors across Gurgaon to make the most of your space.

Modular kitchens come with smart accessories such as pull-out shelving, high storage towers and rotating corner shelves which mean there will be no awkward spaces. You have huge flexibility with how you want your kitchen to look and be set out. As they are designed around the ergonomic work triangle it means they are quick and easy to install. Each section can be replaced or serviced individually. As they are designed to withstand high levels of moisture, heat and insects they will be using treated materials. They can also be dismantled and put back together if you need to move house.

As modular kitchens are manufactured in a factory they will be very consistent. They are made with precise cut panels meaning they are quick to install. They will also have a set price, optimised layout, easy to move and come with an official warranty from the brand. However, carpenters will build the kitchens manually on site. This means they can be made to fit unusual layouts but will take a long time to complete. They often have an uneven finish, can have unexpected additional costs and rarely come with any official service guarantees.

Yes, absolutely! Modular kitchens are super flexible. You get to pick the colours. You also choose how they look on the outside and the exact pieces that fit your style and space. Want a certain kind of storage? Or a special pull-out drawer? We can design it just for you. This means your kitchen will be truly unique. It will be perfect for how you cook and what your home looks like.

L shaped kitchens and parallel galley designs work well in smaller areas. L shaped kitchens make use of two connecting walls, whilst keeping the middle free. Galley kitchens make use of parallel surfaces. This makes them great for smaller areas. Linear single wall kitchens are great for studio apartments. A compact U shape design will also work well. As long as you have enough room to move around the kitchen you will be fine. We recommend having at least 42 inches of space. Having high level storage will make the kitchen feel much larger. It also helps if you have an efficient preparation area. Using shallow doors will also help.

We have a 10 year guarantee that covers the quality of the build and function of key hardware parts like hinges and draw runs.

Certainly, you have complete freedom to design your kitchen according to the space available, your budget and your cooking style keeping in mind the type of materials used, finish of the shutters, colours to be used, fittings to be put inside the cabinet and other accessories. There are various types of structural designs to choose from like L-shape, U-shape, parallel shape, straight line shape and island design kitchen.

Yes, keeping your kitchen clean is easy. As the units are sealed in the factory with either acrylic, laminate or PU, no water will seep through and no staining will occur. The drawers are easy to clean as they easily slide out. If any part of your kitchen becomes damaged you can simply replace that individual part only. A wipe down with a damp cloth and some basic cleaning products should be sufficient.

Yes. You can easily upgrade your kitchen with different modules. For example, you can change your basic modules to sliding trays, corner carouselsor spice storage modules. You can easily change the colour of doors, add soft close hinges or add a mobile island or new gadgets. If you want to change your main modules, try to keep them the same size and from the same manufacturer. However, if you have larger changes to your countertops or layout it’s best to hire a professional.

BWP/BWR ply, HDHMR, MDF or PVC for cabinet carcasses. Laminate, Acrylic, PU Paint or Veneer for shutters. Countertops are commonly Quartz or Granite and the splashback can be ceramic tiles, stone or back painted glass.

It highly depends on what material you choose. PVC and uPVC provide great waterproofing and are termite proof. WPC provides great resistance with more stability. Grade 304 stainless steel also provides great waterproofing. If the BWP marine ply is well sealed and edge banded it will be resistant to boiling water and termites. However standard ply, MDF and particle board will need to be well sealed for good performance in wet conditions.

It is important that you have the basic appliances first. For instance, you must have your refrigerator, hob, mixer grinder, and microwave. You need to decide whether you want the appliances to be built in or not. In case you plan on cooking Indian food, then you must opt for a heavy-duty hob and high suction chimney (1000-1500 m3/hr). It is important that you have a clear work triangle. There should be sufficient landing space at the sides of the hob and sink. The cut outs, sockets and gas line should be finalized.

Yes. Ducted chimneys vent smoke outside and are best for heavy Indian cooking. Ductless models use carbon filters when external ducting is not possible If you can’t get duct outside then go for an exhaust fan as they are cheaper. Fit the correct size chimney. The recommended height is usually between 24-30 inches away from your hob. Make sure you fit a dedicated power point and regularly maintain your filters.

A good quality modular kitchen should last around 10-20 years. If good material is used then it can even last up to 30+ years. Stainless steel and aluminium can last up to 25-30+ years. BWP Marine Plywood can last up to 15-20 years. HDHMR can last up to 12-18 years. Particle board or MDF will last 8-10 years. Using good quality hardware, sealing and regular maintenance will increase the life of your modular kitchen.

Cutlery tray, pots and thali basket and bottle and spice pull-out in a modular kitchen that gives good storage solutions. Some of the other solutions for storage include under sink organizer, magic corner, lazy Susan, tall pantry, appliance garage, hydraulic flip up overhead cabinet and open shelf.

It takes around 3 to 5 days for installation of modular kitchen. The complete process of designing and handing over will take 3 to 4 weeks. This period includes measurement, manufacture in the factory, assembling, fitting of countertop and adjustment.

Wiping off the spills using a damp soft cloth and closing the doors while cooking. Cooking should be done through the chimney to prevent the formation of greasy spots. Cleaning of the cabinets should be done using a mild detergent solution or vinegar once in a week. Tough stains should be cleaned using the baking soda paste on the cloth. Everything should be clean, hinges oiled and screws tightened.