Kitchen manufacturing from drawings in Torrevieja

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If your client’s kitchen has already been designed, send the plan and elevations before asking for a price. For work in Torrevieja, we examine what can be built from those drawings and identify missing dimensions, product references and decisions.

Manufacturing from a professional’s design

The starting point is an identifiable design. Your practice retains responsibility for project decisions while we define exactly which cabinetry we are being asked to supply.

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Interior designers

Elevations should show front lines, end panels and wall junctions. If an aesthetic choice changes a hinge or opening width, we resolve it before production approval.

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Renovation contractors

Tell us when floors, walls and services will be finished. A room measured before lining or tiling may differ from the final installation space.

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Multi-unit developments

List kitchen types and their variations. Similar plans can still need different scribe pieces, so site junctions need checking.

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Information needed beyond the visual concept

An unfinished scheme is fine for a first review. Identify the revision under discussion and what remains open: a render alone cannot define a manufacturing order.

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Plan and elevations

Show wall lengths, finished heights, openings and projections. Flag partitions or surfaces that may still move.

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Unit schedule

List tall, base and wall units, drawers and special pieces. Door swings matter beside walls and appliances.

03

Surfaces and fittings

Supply board, door, edge and hardware references. Where an alternative is acceptable, describe the appearance or performance it must retain.

04

Appliance data sheets

Exact models determine clearance, ventilation and access. Show water, waste, power and extraction positions where known.

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Final site dimensions

Say whether measurements come from drawings or the built room. Agree who verifies the finished space before materials are cut.

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Delivery conditions

Give the floor, lift and loading access, number of kitchens and desired date. These affect the distinction between making, delivery and fitting.

A quotation tied to a specific drawing revision

We identify the version used for pricing. If a wall, appliance or finish changes after approval, we review its effect before proceeding.

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Cabinetry included

The proposal lists cabinets, doors, interiors, fittings and finishing pieces. Unspecified items remain visible as open decisions.

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Services included

Transport and fitting are stated when contracted. Worktops, appliances, plumbing and electrical work are allocated separately where they fall outside our brief.

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Later changes

A change is documented with any effect on cost or timing. An initial enquiry does not reserve a production slot.

From drawing review to handover

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Send the drawings you have

We can distinguish what must be resolved before pricing from decisions that may wait. Include a revision number so versions do not get mixed.

Questions before placing a manufacturing order

Can you work from my practice’s design?

Yes. We review third-party drawings, identify the information needed for making and agree who approves each detail.

What if there is no unit breakdown yet?

Send the material available. We will identify whether a schedule must be developed and who is responsible before a fixed proposal.

Who confirms the measurements?

The responsible party for final site dimensions is named. If finishes or services change later, affected cabinetry needs another check.

Can we propose substitute brands?

Yes, after comparing actual finish and performance specifications. Nothing is substituted in production without approval.

Are appliances and worktops included?

Only when the quotation lists them. Other suppliers are coordinated by the project lead.

When is the delivery date confirmed?

After scope, materials, dimensions and final authorisation are settled. Your requested date helps planning but is not a confirmed deadline.

Which files can I upload?

Use readable, dimensioned PDFs or images. The form accepts up to eight files, each up to 40 MB, with a 120 MB total limit.

Share your drawings for an initial assessment

Tell us who leads the project, how many kitchens are involved and the stage of the works. Attach current drawings and list open decisions.

  1. 01Drawing revision and unresolved items
  2. 02Measurement lead and MMV scope
  3. 03Feedback on what is needed for a quotation

Document review carries no purchase obligation. Manufacturing requires an approved specification and agreed terms.