Neige
2016-08-07 23:53:14
- #1
Here is the fact that a mistake was made by the studio, namely in the measurement. As a rule, the person measuring has the planning documents at hand during the measurement to be able to identify discrepancies and, if necessary, discuss them with the customer on site. In addition, an installation plan is created. At the latest then, the planner should have noticed that cabinets cannot be placed like that. So this is clearly a planning error that must not be accepted as is. If the customer accepts it, fine; if not, it is at the expense of the studio. If in this case the cabinets had to be moved forward, it would mean that the tall cabinets in the kitchen would also have to be moved forward. This in turn means that the sides of the tall cabinets would have to be covered with panels (basically boxed in), which would be an enormous effort, including financially, for the studio. In my opinion, indeed, exchanging the 60 cm and 30 cm base cabinets for a 90 cm pull-out cabinet would be an alternative acceptable to both sides. Then it would be consistent in itself again. And yet , delivering a plan with different grid dimensions is a flaw, a no-go for any kitchen consultant.