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3 mistakes to avoid when planning a kitchen

31 January 2022

3 mistakes to avoid when planning a kitchen

3 typical mistakes in kitchen planning — how to avoid them.

Key Facts

Design project before renovationfeatures
Correct placement of plumbing and electrical points requires a prior design project
Appliance buying sequencefeatures
Buy appliances only after planning the project, to avoid fitting problems
Mechanism qualityfeatures
Quality drawer and pull-out door mechanisms are the guarantee of durability
Futurium servicefeatures
Free measurement, 2D/3D design, manufacturing, delivery, appliance integration, and installation

What do we need to keep in mind to avoid problems when planning a kitchen?

  • Finishing the renovation without a prior design project:

Setting up a kitchen involves countless details. Without a design project, finishing often leads to unforeseen mistakes that take double the energy, money, and time to fix.

For example, plumbing and electrical points placed in the wrong locations.

Don't buy appliances in advance, before you finish planning the kitchen project — to avoid problems with fitting them into the kitchen.

  • Using cheap mechanisms to save money:

The kitchen is a long-term investment. Homemakers spend the most time here and frequently use drawers and pull-out doors.

For it to function for a long time, it's essential to use quality mechanisms — they are the guarantee of durability!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What mistakes do people make when planning a kitchen?
There are three common mistakes: finishing the renovation without a prior design project, buying appliances before planning, and using cheap mechanisms to save money. All three cost extra time and money to fix later.
Why do I need a design project before renovation?
Setting up a kitchen involves countless details, and without a project the plumbing and electrical points often end up in the wrong places. A prior design project helps you avoid these unforeseen mistakes.
Should I buy appliances before or after planning?
Buy appliances only after you finish planning the kitchen project. Buying them in advance often causes problems with fitting and integrating them into the kitchen layout.
Where should plumbing and electrical points go in a kitchen?
Their positions should be defined in advance within the design project so they match the layout of the furniture and appliances. That is why planning must happen before renovation, to avoid misplaced points.
Is it worth saving on cheap mechanisms?
No. A kitchen is a long-term investment, and drawers and pull-out doors are used frequently. For lasting function, quality mechanisms are essential — they are the guarantee of durability.
How do I plan a kitchen correctly?
Start with measurement and a design project, define plumbing and electrical points before renovation, buy appliances only after planning, and choose quality mechanisms. Futurium offers measurement, design, manufacturing, and installation.