What we review in a renovation
A quality assessment provides more context if it identifies product, finish and use received. If you only mention a generic family, it may not allow you to relate your experience to another reference. Note which part is described and what information is missing, especially when the comment talks about cleaning, marks or joints that depend on how the piece was placed.
Tell us about your kitchen
Choose the type of renovation and the approximate size. Then write to us or fill out the form.
What we want to solve with you
The generic name of a material does not describe thickness, finish or maintenance.
Rate the comments that identify the use and care received; do not deduct a benefit from an entire family of materials for an isolated experience.
How materials with different thicknesses are joined.
Relate the experience to a comparable task
A front next to the hob does not receive the same use as a door away from the cooking area. The choice of fronts must be contrasted with that location and its maintenance instructions. A comment can guide a question, but it is not a substitute for knowing what product and what work is really proposed for your kitchen.
Ask for verifiable references and scope
When comparing a proposal, check that relevant supplies, thicknesses and finishes appear, in addition to assembly. These data allow us to differentiate materials that share a similar appearance. Opinions should not be used to attribute benefits or conditions to the renovation that they do not mention; the useful thing is to convert the specific doubt into a verification of the components that are going to be installed. See also: compare a proposal.