Cost guide
What a Modular Kitchen Really Costs in Puducherry
We don't publish a per-square-foot rate, because that number is meaningless until the layout, core, finish, countertop and hardware are decided. Here is what genuinely moves the figure.
Why no price list
A rate card hides the decisions
Two kitchens of identical size in the same apartment block can differ substantially in price. The difference is rarely the cabinetry itself — it is the hardware count, the shutter finish and the countertop slab.
A published per-square-foot figure has to assume all three, which means it is either optimistic enough to be misleading or padded enough to be useless. We would rather measure your room, agree the specification with you, and give you a figure that will not move.
Use the eight drivers below to understand where your budget will actually go, then use the planner to capture your requirements before a consultation.
- 01
Size & running length
Cost is calculated on the metres of cabinetry you actually need, not on the room's floor area.
- 02
Layout
Corners, islands and tall runs each add hardware and material that a straight run does not.
- 03
Cabinet core
Plywood, HDF-HMR and WPC differ in price and in how they handle moisture.
- 04
Shutter finish
Laminate, acrylic, matt PU and veneer sit at clearly different levels.
- 05
Countertop
Granite, quartz and sintered stone vary by slab, thickness and edge detail.
- 06
Hardware & accessories
Soft-close channels, tandem boxes, corner units and pull-outs are the most common cost variable.
- 07
Appliances
Hob, chimney, oven and dishwasher can be supplied by us or by you.
- 08
Installation
Site condition, floor level and any civil work needed before fitting affect the final figure.
Cost guide
What actually drives the cost of a modular kitchen
We do not publish a rate card, because a per-square-foot figure hides the decisions that move the number. These are the eight variables that matter.
Size & running length
Cost is calculated on the metres of cabinetry you actually need, not on the room's floor area.
Layout
Corners, islands and tall runs each add hardware and material that a straight run does not.
Cabinet core
Plywood, HDF-HMR and WPC differ in price and in how they handle moisture.
Shutter finish
Laminate, acrylic, matt PU and veneer sit at clearly different levels.
Countertop
Granite, quartz and sintered stone vary by slab, thickness and edge detail.
Hardware & accessories
Soft-close channels, tandem boxes, corner units and pull-outs are the most common cost variable.
Appliances
Hob, chimney, oven and dishwasher can be supplied by us or by you.
Installation
Site condition, floor level and any civil work needed before fitting affect the final figure.
Budget planner
Capture your requirements
Four questions. No price is calculated — an accurate figure needs a site measurement.
FAQ
Cost questions, answered
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