Custom kitchens in Sydney
Free measure · Written quote · Local installation
Kabinly designs and makes custom kitchens for Sydney homes and has them installed by a local partner. The kitchens are built to your measurements on maple plywood carcasses with Blum soft-close hardware. A local partner measures for free, you approve a design and a written quote, and the kitchen is made to fit. We also build wardrobes, vanities and matching joinery.
Kitchens for Sydney homes
Sydney kitchens come in every shape. There are narrow galley kitchens in Paddington and Balmain terraces, open-plan spaces in Federation and Californian bungalow extensions, compact apartment kitchens and big family kitchens in new homes across the Hills and the west. Made to measure matters most in the tight ones. Every cabinet is sized to the millimetre, so a terrace kitchen uses the full wall rather than being padded out with filler panels.
For apartments, we plan around fixed services and the building's delivery and lift rules. In coastal suburbs, we recommend soft-close hardware and finishes that cope with salt air and humidity.
Before you start in New South Wales
Electrical, plumbing and gas connections must be done by licensed tradespeople. Your local partner coordinates them, or works alongside your own trades.
Homes built before 1990 may contain asbestos, for example in fibro sheeting, old vinyl flooring and splashback backing boards. Have it checked before the old kitchen comes out.
How it works in Sydney
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Book a free measure
Choose a time. A local partner visits, measures and talks through your ideas.
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Approve your design and quote
You get a layout, your finishes and a written, itemised quote.
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Made to measure
Your cabinets are made to your exact dimensions. Kabinly cabinetry is quality checked in Foshan before dispatch.
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Local installation
Your local partner installs everything and signs it off with you.
Your local partner can quote Kabinly cabinetry and may also offer cabinetry from their own range. Your written quote says whose cabinetry it is, who you contract with and what the warranty covers.
