Examination of kitchens and kitchen units
Goods examination of kitchen furniture: manufacturing, assembly and installation quality, completeness and conformity with the contract, sketch, design and specification.
Examination of made-to-order kitchens, kitchen unit defects, fronts, countertops, hardware, assembly, installation and conformity with the contract.
Goods examination of kitchen furniture: manufacturing, assembly and installation quality, completeness and conformity with the contract, sketch, design and specification.
Examination of individually manufactured kitchen units: dimensions, materials, fronts, cabinet bodies, countertop, hardware, assembly and installation.
Recording chips, cracks, swelling, misalignment, gaps and defects in edges, fronts, countertop, cabinet bodies, shelves, drawers and fixings.
Examination of front defects: colour, texture, film, enamel, MDF, laminated particleboard, edges, scratches, chips, delamination, swelling and geometry.
Countertop checks: chips, cracks, swelling, joints, abutments, edges, sink/hob cut-outs and signs of incorrect installation.
Checks of hinges, runners, soft-close and lifting mechanisms, fixings, handles, drawers and the opening and closing of fronts.
Checks of cabinet installation, hanging, adjustment, fixings, gaps, level, abutments, trim, plinth and assembly errors.
Comparison of the installed kitchen with the contract, appendices, measurement sheet, design project, sketch, specification and agreed materials.
Preparation of a specialist opinion on kitchen quality, defects, their causes, rectification costs and questions for a court-appointed examination.
Review of an expert's or valuer's report: inspection completeness, defects, calculations, causation, methodology, conclusions and errors.
You can send photographs, videos, the contract, specification, sketch, measurement sheet, correspondence with the manufacturer, acceptance record or an existing report for review.