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ikitchen|Making Value Choices|Affordable Quality DIY Kitchens need help? undeniability our friendly team on  (09) 447 1400 Login | well-nigh us contact us facebook Shopping Cart shopping cart (0) Speak to one of our kitchen designers to visualise your new kitchen in 3D.  Contact us to unify an in-store or on-site consultation at any stage of your DIY Kitchen project.  Home How to create your ikitchen Gallery AppliancesSeattops Kitchen Cabinets Base Units 1 Door MechanismsBase Units 1 doorBase Units 2 doorBin UnitCorner UnitsF & P Drawer Units3 Drawer Units4 Drawer UnitsBase Oven HousingsWall UnitsGlass Wall UnitsOver Fridge Units ... increasingly in DIY Units Handle Free Unit RangeTrapsCutlery Tray InsertsHandlesHandle Range 1Handle Range 2Handle Range 3Spice and Oil PulloutSinks & TapsSinks - Pressed .9mmSinks - Pressed 1.0mmTaps Price List questions? Home > Choices > Making Value Choices Making Value Choices How toSegregateBenchtops | How toSegregateSinks | How toSegregatemy Appliances | Kitchen Cabinet Materials | Tapware WELS and WaterMark | Making Value Choices | Self Installation Disclaimer How do you decide? Life is full of value choices. Just think of it, we make these everyday on many everyday items. That tin of home trademark tomatoes over a known Brand? Or which shirt or shoes to buy, the cheaper one for $40.00 that might not last as long as the increasingly expensive one that is styled largest and will wear better, but financing 4 times as much? Which car, the Honda or the Toyota. Then it plane becomes increasingly complicated as both might have some nature you desire but you can’t get all of them in the one car? To complicate it remoter we are all passionate well-nigh variegated aspects. In particular men and women tend to make variegated choices or see value in variegated attributes.   We all make these choices everyday.   When it comes to kitchen it is just the same.   In unstipulated we only replace our kitchens in New Zealand every 20 years or so – that’s the average, so it does need to last. The key things to get right is the squint and overall style and finishThenthere are no rules but here is our advice: Pick classical colours and schemes that will remain timeless (If you go for that Denim Blue kitchen as lots of people did in the mid 1980’s then you will “date stamp” the look). The trend in recent years is for increasingly lighter looking and increasingly unshut plan living areas, and a increasingly reflective look, slick stone benchtops, glass splash-backs and gloss finishes. Therefore segregate Whites and off whites for the key elements and then put the colour in by way of glass splash backs, traps and art.   In unstipulated here are the Key Value choices that need to be made when deciding on a kitchen In ascending (highest forfeit choices 1st) value here they are:   Worktops – the nomination of worktops (and the various choices of thickness, materials and waterfall ends etc) will likely be the biggest single forfeit factor when making a kitchen visualization – the problem here is that the kitchen seat is the most used surface in the whole home, and can be a significant diamond factor and all our supplies it prepped on it, it moreover is a key factor in transforming an ordinary kitchen into a superb one. Gloss finishes – these do add to the forfeit in the main it is the panels that add the real $$Trapsand pull out pop out stuff – these can add thousands of $$$ to the forfeit and then not easy to decide – you need to understand the essential requirements versus the toys? Sometimes we need these to get increasingly seat top space and make the kitchen increasingly functional – See “How to segregate accessories”. Just well-nigh every house as a pullout bin nowadays – otherwise you will still need that lovely pedal bin on the floor somewhere? Drawer versus Cupboard, a cupboard will unchangingly forfeit less but is much increasingly difficult to store goods powerfully and see what you have. Drawers make for a increasingly organized storage method.   These are the key choices to make.   So in summary, to unzip a low forfeit outcome Use a laminate seat top, make it 30 mm post worked edge, have only 1 set of drawers, all the rest cupboards, make the units as large as possible, have no traps and a low forfeit sink. This will make for the lowest forfeit kitchen to fill the space  - in unstipulated this is what property developers do!   For the highest forfeit outcome. Use a stone, but make it thicker 50 or 60 mm, and have waterfall ends an undermounted  handcrafted sink, load it with traps and pull outs and magic corners etc, drawers everywhere, and glass aluminum doors where required. This will make the most expensive kitchen to fill a space.   It is unquestionably quite easy to make a kitchen fill the same space but 4 x the forfeit between a low forfeit one and fully optioned one! It is easy to spend peoples money without a thought, it is much increasingly challenging to make a diamond forfeit effective.   Please See - design/cost examples.   Or contact us now to help you decide.   consumer service Contact Us FAQ Returns Delivery Terms Find an Installer well-nigh us The iKitchen StoryConsumerFeedback Example Kitchens Follow us on Facebook for the latest updates AUCKLAND SHOWROOM 5b Volkner Place, Albany, Auckland Monday-Friday 9am-4.30pm Saturday 9am-1pm Closed on Sundays and Public Holidays Home Back to top Site Map Privacy Policy Terms of Trade Contact Us © 2016 ikitchen Ltd. All rights reserved. secure payments