01The Three Ranges
| Range | Catalogue lines | Recorded finish systems |
|---|---|---|
| Wardrobes | 84 | PVC · melamine · solid wood · (walk-in compositions: 11 lines) |
| Kitchen cabinets | 166 | The catalogue's deepest joinery range; see the category page. |
| Bathroom vanities | 89 | PVC · melamine · painting · solid wood · lacquer |
The whole-house idea is older than the phrase: a property furnished by one joinery logic reads as designed, and prices as one negotiation. Serviced apartments are the commercial form of the same idea — the furniture package page there is this page's close relative — and the villa and show-flat programmes developers run use it identically: wardrobe wall, kitchen and bathrooms specified together, finishes agreed once, site dimensions verified by the group's measurement service before production.
02How a Whole-House Package Is Built
- Plans first. The package is drawn from the floor plans: wardrobe walls by room, kitchen by unit type, vanities by bathroom count.
- One finish board. A single physical board carries the package's finishes across all three ranges, approved once.
- Measurement before manufacture. The group's site-measurement service exists for this stage; joinery made to unmeasured openings is rework scheduled in advance.
- One schedule, three ranges. Quantities multiply by unit type exactly as hotel room programmes do — the arithmetic discipline is shared.
The blog's serviced-apartment guide (what to specify in a serviced-apartment furniture package) works through the package contents room by room; the method transfers directly to whole-house residential work.
QBuyer Questions
What finishes do the vanity and wardrobe lines come in?
The vanity catalogue records finishes of PVC, melamine, painting, solid wood and lacquer; wardrobe lines include PVC, melamine and solid wood finishes. Finish selection is made against physical samples, and the chosen finish belongs in the schedule by line.
Can wardrobes, kitchens and vanities be scheduled together?
Yes — they are one joinery conversation, and one of the natural packages on a residential or serviced-apartment programme: 84 wardrobe lines, 166 kitchen lines and 89 vanity lines in one schedule.
Do these pages carry keyword targets?
The whole-house cluster carries the demand; some receiving categories — kitchen cabinets, doors and windows, sanitary ware, stone and tile — are catalogued as part of the full-range promise and are presented as category pages rather than keyword targets, by design.
Are dimensions standard or custom?
Catalogue lines carry their own size sets where listed — the vanity width sets, for example, run 600 to 1200 mm. Confirm dimension options per line in the quotation, and treat a dimension not confirmed in writing as not yet agreed.
Working on a project materials list?
Send the BOQ, drawings or room schedule. The team replies with a materials schedule, per-item quotation and the certificates available for the items on your list.