Modular Kitchen in Nallakunta, Hyderabad
Modular Kitchen Work for Nallakunta's Extended Houses
A kitchen that has grown into a later extension is the usual brief in Nallakunta, where the sink wall belongs to the original house and the far end belongs to a slab poured long afterwards. The two halves almost never meet at a right angle, and there is usually a beam or a step in the ceiling marking where one stopped and the other began. So the first thing we settle is the geometry: which wall leans, by how much, and where the joinery has to absorb it. Layout follows that, and finishes come last.
Nallakunta, Hyderabad 500044
Modular Kitchen in Nallakunta
Tell us about the space and we will come out to Nallakunta for a free site visit, then quote it line by line.
What Careful Setting Out Gives An Extended Kitchen
The run, the beam line and the lighting are drawn together, so if a false ceiling is going in to square off that ceiling step and carry the hood duct, it is settled before the first carcass is cut rather than argued about on fitting day.
Lean Absorbed In Joinery
A graduated filler and a scribed end panel take up the drift in a wall built in two goes, so the shutter line stays straight where the masonry does not.
Beam Line Respected
Wall unit heights and the boxing above them are set from the lowest point of the ceiling step, so no door catches the beam on its way open.
Old Wiring Brought Forward
The loose points and open junctions that usually sit above an old platform are moved and boxed in first, before a single carcass goes on the wall.
Pipe Gaps Closed
Where old pipework passes through brick, the openings are packed and sealed, so the back of a cabinet is not left as an open route for pests.
Room For Two Cooks
Prep length and walkway width are set so a second pair of hands can work at festival time without standing exactly where the cook needs to be.
Loose Racks Retired
The steel racks and the floor stacks move into drawers and one tall column, which is what actually gives an extended kitchen its walkway back.
How We Set Out A Nallakunta Kitchen
- Three Heights, One Tape
- The width is taken at floor level, at counter level and again under the ceiling, because a wall built in two eras rarely holds one dimension all the way up.
- The Join Read First
- We work out where the original house ends and the extension begins, since fixings, plaster thickness and slab level all change at that line.
- Cut List Released Late
- Sizes go to the workshop only after a final check in the room, so nothing is ordered against a nominal figure taken early in the conversation.
- Fillers Shown On Paper
- You see on the drawing where a scribe or a filler lands and how wide it is, instead of noticing it for the first time after installation.
- Every Fitting Named
- Hinges, channels and lift up mechanisms appear by name on the quote, so the parts doing the daily work are not hidden inside one figure for the kitchen.
Modular Kitchen Questions From Nallakunta
Our Nallakunta kitchen runs from the old house into the extension. Can one modular run cross that join?
Yes, and it usually should, because breaking the run at the join wastes the corner. What changes is how the carcasses are made. We take the width at several heights, build to the narrowest point and let a scribed end panel and a graduated filler absorb the rest, so the shutter line reads straight across both halves even though the masonry steps.
There is a beam and a step in our extension ceiling. Will tall units still fit?
They fit once the heights are set from the lowest point rather than an average. We measure under the beam, decide there whether the tall unit stops short or continues past it as a shallower cabinet, and check every door swing against the beam face. Where the step is deep, boxing it in tidies the line and gives the hood duct a clean path.
The wiring above our old platform is loose and has been added to over the years. Is that part of the kitchen work?
We deal with it before any cabinet goes up, because a point left behind a fixed carcass is unreachable afterwards. At the visit we note every existing switch, socket and junction, agree new positions for the hood, the grinder and the counter appliances, and that electrical work sits on its own lines in the quote so you can see what it involves.
See It Measured Before Anything Is Ordered
Send us the address in Nallakunta and we will come out from the studio at the Ambedkar Statue in Narsingi, take the room at three heights, mark where the lean and the beam fall, and leave you with an itemised quote you can read line by line. Call or message +91 79892 32675 to fix a time. We work across the central pockets nearby as well, including Narayanguda, Tarnaka and Musheerabad.
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
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- Ambedkar Statue, Narsingi
Hyderabad, Telangana 500075 - Open
- Monday to Sunday, 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM