What we do
An unmatched end-to-end joinery service
Our purpose
We design, build and install high quality, functional kitchens and joinery solutions on-time and on-budget.
In an industry that is often hit and miss, we look at every project as an opportunity to go further to get things right. Across residential, commercial and design audiences, our process ensures a consistently high level finished result.
Our kitchen and joinery solutions include, but
are not limited to:
Kitchen
Pantry
Laundry
Bathroom
Wardrobe
Storage
Living
Office
Shop Fit-out
Custom
How we do it
We care above all else.
It’s the core of Innokit’s work – we care about hitting the deadline, achieving the best possible finish, owning (and rectifying) any mistakes, keeping to the budget, communicating well and finishing the job with everyone as friends.
Why we do it
We’re driven to deliver.
It’s in our DNA – simply put we love making spaces for our clients that meet their unique needs and are delivered exactly how and when they expected. Our work connects people to places.
A glimpse into our process
Concept Design
Clients, architects or designers provide a design.
OR
We develop a concept design based on discussions with the client.
Quoting
Once the concept design is finalised, we provide a quote.
Upon approval, a deposit invoice is issued to the client.
Drawings
After the deposit is received, we begin the shop drawing process.
This includes:
- Communication with client
- Production timeline
- Shop drawings (up to three revisions)
- Final approval
Site Measure
A site visit is conducted to record precise measurements of the space. This can take place either before, during or after the shop drawing process.
Manufacturing
The manufacturing process commences.
This includes:
- Cutting list is completed.
- Materials and hardware ordered.
- Materials are cut on CNC machinery.
- Painting process (if applicable).
- Assembly of cabinetry.
- Dispatch inspection is performed.
Delivery
A delivery date is scheduled with client and a progress invoice is issued.
Cabinetry and doors are protected with film before being loading into the delivery trucks.
The joinery items are delivered to their designated locations with care.
Installation
Installers utilise detailed shop drawings to complete the installation within the agreed timeframe.
A handover form is signed by the client upon completion.
Defects
Any defects noted in the handover form are promptly addressed.
Site visits may be conducted to assess and resolve issues.
Once all defects are rectified, the final invoice is issued.