Kitchen manufacturing from drawings in Barcelona

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We manufacture kitchen cabinetry from drawings supplied by design and building teams in Barcelona. To assess a brief we need to know which drawing revision is current, what details remain open and who will sign off site dimensions before production.

Manufacture for developed schemes

We can join when a proposal can be broken down into units and responsibilities. Unresolved choices are recorded before a figure is calculated.

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Interior design practices

We review elevations, door rhythm and clearances. If a drawn detail cannot be built as shown, we flag it for the designer to decide.

02

Site managers and refurbishment teams

Cabinet dimensions are checked against finished surfaces, services and site readiness. It helps to know which trade prepares each connection.

03

Multi-unit residential projects

We group kitchens by type and record variations between plots. One design does not mean every property has identical measurements.

If you are still planning a kitchen for your own home, see our design and fitting service for homeowners

Information that prevents workshop guesswork

A presentation image explains appearance, but cutting lists need dimensions, references and fitting criteria. Send what exists and state its approval status.

01

Traceable drawings

Plans and elevations should show width, depth, height and interruptions along the run. Add a revision number or date to each file.

02

Cabinet schedule

List base, wall and tall units plus special parts. If only a general design exists, agree who will prepare manufacturing details.

03

Specified finishes

Describe substrates, edges and visible surfaces with samples or product references. Any alternative needs approval before ordering.

04

Appliance data

Ovens, refrigeration, dishwashers and extractors affect openings, airflow and access. Include exact models where selected.

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Outstanding dimensions

Separate measurements taken on site from those assumed in drawings. State who will verify finished walls and approve adjustments.

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Delivery logistics

Address, floor, lift and route through the building affect module size. State the number of kitchens and when each plot will be ready.

A quote tied to one drawing revision

The offer should be checked against plans, materials and included work. Any change to these is recorded before production.

01

Joinery components

We list cabinets, doors, drawers, scribes and fittings included. Items still undefined are marked rather than hidden within one total.

02

Delivery and installation

Unloading, protection and fitting are specified where included. Worktops, equipment and connections appear as separate items or another trade’s responsibility.

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Approval and variations

We identify the version released for production. Later changes may affect material, cost or timing and are agreed before work proceeds.

Our process

How we work on a kitchen manufacturing project

These steps connect the first estimate to the final fitting. Measurements and specification come before the binding price.

  1. Initial estimate

    Share the address, room photos, approximate measurements and the furniture you have in mind. We outline a price range to be checked against the measured space.

  2. Measured survey

    At the property we record the relevant dimensions, services and wall conditions. We also check how the pieces can enter the building.

  3. Design, when required

    If drawings or a design are needed, we develop them after the survey. The design work is included at no extra charge when you order us to manufacture to that project.

  4. Detailed quotation

    With the layout and specification agreed, we set out materials, fittings, delivery, installation and the final amount in writing.

  5. Approval and deposit

    You confirm the proposal and pay the deposit stated in the quotation. This authorises the production order.

  6. Workshop production

    We cut, finish and prepare the components according to the approved drawings and dimensions.

  7. Fitting on site

    The team delivers and assembles the furniture, then adjusts fronts, hinges and visible joints.

  8. Review with you

    Before closing the job, we go through doors, drawers and finishes together and record anything that needs a final adjustment.

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Show us what is approved and what remains open

That distinction lets us say whether the scheme can be priced now or whether a drawing, dimension or product reference needs resolving first.

Questions from designers and contractors

Can you use drawings prepared by another practice?

Yes. We review dimensions, openings and specification with the author or responsible team before accepting a defined manufacturing scope.

Must the cabinet schedule be complete before asking?

Not for an initial review. Responsibility for detailing is agreed and production waits for validated drawings.

Who checks final site dimensions?

This is agreed explicitly. Dimensions can change after an unfinished room is tiled, so affected junctions are measured again.

Can we compare other boards or fittings?

Yes, with differences in function, finish and cost identified. No substitution goes into production without approval.

Are appliances and worktops included?

Only where listed. Every supply and connection needs an identified responsible party in the proposal.

Can the first drawing reserve a delivery date?

A target helps planning, but the schedule is confirmed after scope, materials and approval are settled.

What files are most useful?

Dimensioned PDFs and appliance sheets. If you work in CAD, export relevant sheets at a readable scale; the form accepts images and PDFs.

Share the current kitchen drawing

State your role, site location, number of units and which design decisions are approved. Outstanding points can be listed in the message.

  1. 01Drawing revision and site stage
  2. 02Person approving dimensions and decisions
  3. 03Cabinetry and fitting you want quoted

An initial review confirms neither production nor a delivery date. Scope is agreed in writing.

Kitchen manufacturing for Barcelona trade projects

If you already have a kitchen design, we first check whether dimensions, hardware and appliances are specified for production. A rendering alone does not resolve every site junction.

We work from drawings, a finish schedule and a clear list of who supplies worktops and equipment. Changes are agreed before production starts.

Component sizes reflect building access and fitting sequence. Where other trades are involved, agreeing dependencies prevents units arriving before installation is possible.

Send drawings, available measurements, timetable and supply scope. We will identify any missing information needed for a manufacturing and fitting proposal.