Tools and Materials Required

The tools and materials required are dependant on your individual kitchen and personal preferences, research the materials required for each component in your kitchen.

Disconnecting the Kitchen

Before you can remove the kitchen you will need to remove all of your appliances, plumbing, special kitchen light fittings and electrical equipment. We recommend calling out a professional.

Removing the Cupboards and Bench Tops

Remove all of your wall cabinets in the kitchen, Once they are removed you can have your bench top removed. Removing the bench top will have various methods dependant on the material that has been used, laminate are fixed with screws to the cabinet however materials such as granite or stone are glued with a solid cabinet top. If you are unsure on this step, call a professional for assistance.

Removing the Base Cabinets

Remove any of the cupboards that where not previously removed. Once they are all removed, call the relevant professionals and have the gas, electricity and plumbing terminated.

Removing the Tiling

Remove all of the tiles and splashback from your kitchen, glass splashback can be re-used in a new kitchen to avoid damaging or disposing of the glass.

Removing the Flooring

The method used for this step will depend upon what type of flooring you have, you may require the help of a professional.

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