A Semi-modular kitchen is one that is built around an existing civil structure. A few of its components like counter-top, sink, etc. are already built on-site by civil work professionals and they cannot be dismantled and moved to another location.

Client need to contact Interior Designers at the time of Brick work stage.

A modular kitchen refers to a modern kitchen design approach where various kitchen components like cabinets, countertops, appliances, and storage units are pre-fabricated in standardized modules. These modules can be easily assembled and customized to fit the available space, making the kitchen highly functional and visually appealing.

WPC stands for Wood-Plastic Composite, a versatile material made by combining wood fibers or flour with thermoplastics like PVC, PE, or PP. WPC is known for its durability, low maintenance, and resistance to moisture and rot.

WPC Ready-to-Fix Doors and Windows are pre-fabricated door and window frames made from Wood-Plastic Composite. They come ready for installation, offering a durable, low-maintenance, and aesthetically pleasing alternative to traditional wooden frames.

To assess the quality of WPC material, consider factors like its composition, thickness, finish, and manufacturer’s reputation. High-quality WPC should have a good balance of wood and plastic, a sturdy build, and a smooth, consistent finish.

Before designing home interiors, consider factors like your budget, space requirements, functionality, style preferences, and the expertise of an interior designer. Assessing your needs and planning accordingly is crucial for a successful interior design project.

Yes, WPC can hold screws similarly to wood. However, it’s important to use appropriate screws and follow proper installation guidelines to prevent cracking or splitting. Pre-drilling pilot holes can also help ensure a secure attachment.