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- ContactsJulie in Mobeni or Vinayshree — Buyout items and orderingBins, appliances and other purchased items.
- Stage 1: Receive and understand the job3. Check special items… for K-Push, cutlery inserts, metal frames, lighting parts, bins, appliances and other accessories. Make sure items shown on the plans are included in the invoicing instr…
- Stage 2: Plan with the client3. Agree the order of work… rooms must be completed first for flooring, wallpaper, plumbing or other contractors. Keep a note of the agreed sequence and explain it to the fitter.
- Stage 3: Carry out the site check6. Check the details on the next pageWork through dimensions, cabinetry, appliances and services for every relevant area. Check both the overall layout and individual units. (See stage 4: What to check again…
- Stage 4: What to check against the factory planAppliances and buyout items…r swing, integrated fronts and connections. Check space for bins, accessories and other specified buyout items. Do not rely on a generic appliance size.
- Stage 4: What to check against the factory planPlumbing and wasteCheck water feeds, valves, waste pipes, traps and sink positions against the cupboard set-out. Make sure they do not clash with backs, drawers, shelves or appliances and remain accessible after installation.
- Stage 5: Prepare for delivery1. Check the site physically…te check. Confirm access, clean working areas, storage, plumbing, electrical and LED points. Check that prerequisite work by other trades will be finished. Recheck any ea…
- Stage 6: Brief the fitter and start correctly5. Recheck services and levelsCheck plumbing, electrical and LED points again. Use a level and square on floors, walls and corners. Conditions may have changed since the site check. Show any serious d…
- Stage 7Stage 7: Supervise progress and resolve parts…house parts; Norman for components. Julie or Vinayshree for buyout orders.
- Stage 7: Supervise progress and resolve parts7. Follow buyout and design itemsSpeak to Julie in Mobeni or Vinayshree for bins, appliances and other buyout items. Resolve design questions with the job's consultant. Keep following up no-charge items …
- Rules and reference (Part 1)What you can decide, and what you cannot… an unapproved site alteration. Move electrical, gas or plumbing services unless authorised and qualified. Certify specialist work outside your competence. Mark a job ful…
- Rules and reference (Part 4)The site check procedure…er installation manager. Do not move electrical, gas or plumbing services yourself unless appropriately authorised and qualified.
- Rules and reference (Part 4)Marking service pointsCheck every service against the marked cabinet layout, not just the wall.
- Rules and reference (Part 5)Before unloading and starting…with the lead fitter; confirm protection and datum. Check cabinet set-out and service clashes before fixing, drilling or cutting. Stop the affected scope if a critical mi…
- Rules and reference (Part 5)Controlling quality as you fitBefore TGS measurement, confirm cabinets are fixed, level and in final position; approved sink/hob details and supports are ready. Send dated readiness photos and obtain …
- Rules and reference (Part 6)Completion and client handover…, handles, mechanisms, panels, fillers and trims checked. Cabinetry secure; finishes free of damage. Specialist connections checked with the responsible trades. Site clea…
- Rules and reference (Part 8)Working safelyFitters and installers do not make live electrical, gas or plumbing connections. Qualified trades do.
- Rules and reference (Glossary)GlossaryBuyout items: Bins, appliances and other items bought in rather than made in the factory.