Modular Kitchen in Miyapur, Hyderabad
First Fit Out Modular Kitchens In Miyapur
An empty flat is the easiest kitchen anyone can hand us, and most of the ones we are shown in Miyapur arrive exactly that way: bare plaster, a waste outlet, a gas point and nothing else decided. While the walls are still open, everything that is hard to change later is easy to change now, from the side the fridge door swings to the socket the purifier will stand above. That is why the visit before you move in is worth more than any visit after it, and it is the one we ask for.
Miyapur, Hyderabad 500049
Modular Kitchen in Miyapur
Tell us about the space and we will come out to Miyapur for a free site visit, then quote it line by line.
What Settling It Early Gives You
All of this is decided on bare walls, which is also when the light points, the socket heights and the false ceiling can be agreed in one go instead of one of them being cut into finished work later.
The Shell Checked First
Before a layout is drawn we check what a handover often leaves rough: whether the platform is level, whether the waste outlet actually falls, and how far plaster has crept into the corners.
The Fridge Gets Its Place
Fridge width, the side it hinges on and the clearance the door needs are decided now, so it does not end up in whichever corner is left over, blocking the walkway every time it opens.
Purifier Point Planned
The water purifier gets a fixed place with its own tap off the line and a socket behind it, which is how you avoid a machine standing on the counter trailing a wire to the only plug in the room.
Somewhere To Sit And Eat
Where the room allows, the end of the run becomes a narrow ledge with legroom under it, so a first flat gains a place for morning coffee without a separate table taking up floor.
Panels That Come Off
The hob, the purifier and the trap under the sink are reached through panels that unscrew rather than joinery that has to be cut, so the first service call does not leave a scar on a new kitchen.
Hob Decided, Not Assumed
Whether you cook on the piped gas point the builder left or move across to induction changes the counter cut out, the socket and the hood width, so it is answered before anything is cut.
Why The Kitchen Goes In First
- Duct Depth Agreed Early
- How much depth the ceiling can give a duct, and which wall it may pierce, is agreed before carcasses are ordered, because that single answer sets the wall unit heights and the ceiling line above them.
- Points Marked On Bare Walls
- Sockets, the hood point and the light positions are chalked on the plaster with you standing there and written to a height, so nothing has to be chased into a tiled wall a month later.
- Run While You Are Elsewhere
- With the flat still empty the work happens without your furniture in it, so the messy stages fall before the move rather than around it, and the date you shift in is what we plan backwards from.
- Finishes Judged In The Flat
- Samples are held against your own floor tile in your own daylight, because a finish that looked warm under showroom lighting can read grey in a kitchen with one window on a high floor.
- Bare Walls Photographed
- Before the boxes go in we photograph the open walls with the pipe and cable runs visible and hand you the pictures, so the day somebody has to drill that wall, you know what is behind it.
Miyapur Handover Questions
We take possession next month. What has to be decided before we move in?
The things that live inside walls and under the counter: the hood position and where its duct goes, socket and light points, a water line for the purifier, and the sizes of the appliances you mean to buy. Shutter finishes can wait a while. Those cannot, and an empty flat is the only time they are simple to fix.
Should anything in the builder's kitchen be checked before you design it?
Yes, and it is the first thing we do. We check the platform for level, pour water at the outlet to see that it falls, look at how square the corners are now plaster is on, and find where the gas point and the shaft really sit. What we find goes to you in writing, because some of it is the builder's to put right rather than yours.
We have not bought the appliances yet. Can you still plan the kitchen?
We plan to sizes rather than to brands. Tell us the hob width, whether an oven is coming, the fridge you have in mind and whether a dishwasher is likely, and the housings are built to those dimensions with the points sitting behind them. Buying something wider afterwards is the one change that means new joinery, so the numbers are better fixed now.
Show Us The Empty Shell
Send the flat number and a time and we will drive up to Miyapur from the studio at Ambedkar Statue in Narsingi while the kitchen is still bare. We measure the shell, mark the points with you, and come back with a quote itemised down to the hood and the housings. The site visit is free. Call +91 79892 32675.
Tell us about your space
Send the form and we will call you back to arrange a free site visit, or just pick up the phone. The consultation, the measurement and the quote cost nothing.
- Call the studio
- +91 79892 32675
- Visit
- Ambedkar Statue, Narsingi
Hyderabad, Telangana 500075 - Open
- Monday to Sunday, 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM