Quick facts
- Made-to-measure rather than standard off-the-shelf sizing
- Storage can be tailored for pots, pantry items and appliances
- Hardware and finish choices affect both look and cost
- Countertop and trade scope should be confirmed before work begins
Base cabinets and wall cabinets
Base units carry most of the work surface and typically house drawers, doors, sinks or cooking equipment. Wall cabinets add storage above the counter but should be positioned so they remain useful without making the room feel cramped.
Tall and pantry cabinets
Tall units can use vertical space efficiently for food storage, brooms or built-in appliances. They work best when grouped in a deliberate zone rather than scattered around the room.
Doors, drawers and hardware
Drawer stacks can improve access to lower storage, while doors are often cost-effective for larger compartments. The number and type of hinges, runners, handles and specialty fittings all contribute to the final quotation.
Before fabrication
Confirm appliance sizes and any planned future appliance changes. A refrigerator or stove that changes after cabinet production can create gaps or prevent the intended fit.
Frequently asked questions
Can cabinets be made around my existing appliances?
Yes. Provide the exact appliance dimensions and allow for manufacturer-required ventilation and clearances.
Do I need to buy the countertop from the same company?
Not necessarily. The quotation should state clearly whether the countertop is part of the scope.
Can you add pantry storage?
Yes, if the room has suitable wall space and circulation.
Prices, stock, coverage, measurements and project conditions can change. Confirm the current details with Glamorous before payment or fabrication.