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RSS Kitchen NewsPlan ahead for a new fitted kitchen ★★★★★
Published on: 12/07/2010
Homeowners have been advised to ensure they begin researching and planning as soon as possible when it comes to installing a new fitted kitchen.
According to Rob Cramer of the Edmonton Sun, kitchen renovations can be particularly complicated but can add significant value to a home when carried out properly.
He advises identifying all plumbing and electrical needs as part of the kitchen design process before coming up with an actual plan for the room.
"Make sure there are enough electrical outlets and circuits for your future and present needs, and ensure your existing plumbing service and water pressure is adequate," Mr Cramer says.
Channel 4 interior design expert Kirstie Allsopp recommends coming up with a rough sketch of where the new kitchen units, worktops and appliances should go after noting the location of power points and pipes and trying different combinations until a layout that best suits the homeowner crops up.
Homeowners have been advised to ensure they begin researching and planning as soon as possible when it comes to installing a new fitted kitchen.According to Rob Cramer of the Edmonton Sun, kitchen renovations can be particularly complicated but can add significant value to a home when carried out properly.
He advises identifying all plumbing and electrical needs as part of the kitchen design process before coming up with an actual plan for the room.
"Make sure there are enough electrical outlets and circuits for your future and present needs, and ensure your existing plumbing service and water pressure is adequate," Mr Cramer says.
Channel 4 interior design expert Kirstie Allsopp recommends coming up with a rough sketch of where the new kitchen units, worktops and appliances should go after noting the location of power points and pipes and trying different combinations until a layout that best suits the homeowner crops up.
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