Quick answerA modular kitchen is built from factory-finished or workshop-finished cabinets fitted to your layout. The cabinets are only part of the job: water inlets and outlets, chimney duct, electrical points and countertop all have to match.
BuildSpace360 coordinates the carpentry with plumbing, electrical and tiling so the kitchen is measured after rough work and fitted without rework.
Layouts to consider
- Straight, L-shaped, U-shaped, parallel and island layouts, chosen by room size and door position.
- The work triangle of sink, hob and refrigerator matters more than the number of cabinets.
- Allow clear walking space and door-swing clearance for the refrigerator and oven.
Materials to decide
- Carcass: plywood grades, HDHMR or particle board; see our guide on plywood vs HDHMR.
- Shutters: laminate, PU, acrylic or membrane finishes, each with different moisture and maintenance behaviour.
- Countertop: granite, quartz or engineered stone, cut after cabinets are fixed.
- Hardware: hinges, channels and baskets affect daily use more than the shutter colour.
Coordination points that cause rework
- Sink and hob point positions fixed before tiling and countertop templating.
- Chimney duct route and exhaust outlet planned before the false ceiling closes.
- Separate electrical lines for oven, hob and refrigerator, with correct socket height.
- Waterproof finish behind the sink area.
Tell us about your space
Message us on WhatsApp with what you want done and where in Indore. We reply with the next step and an itemised quotation after understanding your scope. Costs shown anywhere on this site are indicative and tentative; taxes are extra.
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How long does a modular kitchen take?
The timeline depends on measurement, material availability and site readiness. We share a schedule with the itemised quotation after seeing the site.
Plywood or HDHMR for the carcass?
Both are used. The right choice depends on moisture exposure, budget and brand grade; our guide on plywood vs HDHMR explains the trade-offs.
Can the kitchen be done without redoing the whole house?
Yes. A kitchen can be taken up on its own with the related plumbing, electrical and tiling.
