Just your average 2.7mtr high kitchen!

[CVC]

So here's a kitchen I finished up recently in Cardiff (fitting only). 
The ceiling in this particular room is 3mts high. The customer wanted to make use of all that space so decided to go for extra tall towers and wall units and then further 350 tall units sat on top!. The total height including cornice is there abouts 2.7mts and was a bugger to fit with only one set of hands! especially the extractor section.

This'll be me popping my cherry on here so go easy on me guys and gals!   

If the images are too big just let me know what to do Stretch!



   
   
   
   
   
   
   

[Michael.J.H]

Very good. It suits the room with the tall leaded window. I like the rows of top boxes too. Only thing is the plinth under an integrated WM should be a separate piece so the filter can be removed for cleaning.

[PJK]

I'm with CVC. No joint! It's just as easy to take a length off as a fiddled in section. Sorry Mike. 

Stunning job Craig   Love it, and can appreciate the hard work gone into it.

[PREM]

A real good fit  I did one similar a few years ago.  

Your camera needs upgrading, if you are doing quality work like this,get a good camera or lens to show your work of properly.

[CVC]

Thanks guys! A better camera is something I need to look in to yes, what do you use Prem?

[PREM]

I have a canon but its the wide angle lens that is brilliant for kitchens.
All the nice fits you do need a better quality image.  I only get to do a Kodak kitchen a few times a year, in-between the average run of the mill's.  When i had my van livered up the guy said the pictures were top quality and would not loose quality when blown up on the van.

What is the worktop?

[Michael.J.H]

I also use a Canon, it is a Power Shot SX230. For a compact camera it takes a superb photo.
I also really like the worktop and the bench.
I also agree with Jon that the plinth does look better in one piece and I only mentioned it as by coincidence I have recently had to go to a job done by another one of our fitters and take off the plinth for a jobsworth service engineer. It was in no way meant as a criticism as I think it looks a very nice fit.

[CVC]

The worktops are 30mm Lunar Grey quartz

I'm currently using a GoPro4! People laugh when they see it but its a decent little camera! the reason I use it on all my fits is that it has a wide angle lens which is great for getting everything inside of one shot as appose to having to take 2-3 to fit everything in. The quality is very average so an SLR and a good wide angle lens is something that may be worth investing in for sharper more professional shots. If I start behaving now maybe I'll be in santas good books by xmas and wake up to one under the tree! 

[Stretch]

I get what you're saying but a few more detailed shots instead of a fish eye view would be better as those pics tend to distort the images out of all proportion. They don't look "real" somehow, much in the way that estate agents use wide angle lenses to make rooms look bigger than they actually are...

Any decent DSLR camera should achieve this with a decent scope of range lens on it.

All that aside, good quality fit!

And the image sizes were spot on btw....