Modular Kitchen in Chennai;
Hoop Pine perfects it!

At Hoop Pine, we are extremely efficient in delivering our projects within a 45-day schedule. This efficiency is possible because we carry out most of our modular kitchen construction in our controlled factory environment to ensure quality and prompt delivery.

Taking into account the working conditions of Indian kitchens, we at Hoop Pine craft our modular kitchens with:

• Boiling water-proof plywood is known for its strength, durability, water resistance, and ability to hold screws. This material is used only for the inner box.
• Stainless steel known for its stain, corrosion, humidity, and heat resistance. We incorporate stainless steel cutlery and crockery trays, baskets, and organisers for durability and easy maintenance.

The following surface materials are best suited for Indian kitchens:

• Laminate or Sun Mica which is primarily preferred for its cost-effectiveness and a wide choice of colours and textures.
• Acrylics, which have a glossy finish, are also affordable and durable alternatives. However, they are not very scratch-resistant.
• Lacquer, which is one of the most premium materials, is also preferred for its superior finish and aesthetics. This can be done in both Matt and gloss finishes and retains its lustre and colour for long due to the PU coating on the surface.
• Veneer, made from thin films of wood, is preferred for its natural feel and look, making it suitable for kitchen shutters.
• Stainless steel is preferred for its corrosion resistance to water and other food items. Stainless steel kitchens are also hygienic and easy to clean.
• German Foil is a viable option for cabinet finish material. It brings a visual charm to the kitchen space, with its strong aesthetic appeal.
• Solid wood for those who prefer a traditional look and feel, we also have various options in Teak, White Oak, Steam Beech, Walnut etc.

Of course. Hoop Pine specialises in creating customised kitchen interiors to suit their working styles and aesthetic preferences. Each customisation we undertake is uniquely designed to reflect functionality and visual appeal. Our team keeps you in the loop to get your feedback and understand your space constraints to ensure we give you your dream kitchen.

Although U and L-shaped kitchen are the most popular styles, modern kichens are also designed in the following layouts:

• Parallel kitchens
• Island kitchens
• Straight kitchens

When choosing your modular kitchen design, consider:

• Design and functionality that aligns with your space and how you plan to utilise your kitchen.
• Material quality like high-quality wood to ensure durability and sustainable performance.
• Finishing options like acrylic, laminates, foil, lacquer or solid wood to match your aesthetic requirements, functionality, and budget.
• Accessories and kitchen hardware like soft-closing doors, handles, organisers, pull-outs and corner solutions.
• Countertop materials like Corian, quartz, and granite to embellish your kitchen countertops.
• Kitchen appliances should be bought based on your kitchen design, brands, and service network availability.
• Budget based on design, materials, kitchen appliances, and accessories.

A primary or semi-modular kitchen is based on a fundamental civil structure with slabs and countertops. Basic kitchens have limited options for design and modifications. In contrast, modular kitchens have pre-designed modules assembled as per plans, allowing for customisation and flexibility.

There is no one-size-fits-all model that fits every kind of house. The functional success of a kitchen relies on the design aspects of your kitchen. Here’s a quick compilation of the kitchen layouts and how they align with kitchens:

• U-shaped kitchen- For large kitchens with ample storage space
• L-shaped kitchen- For small kitchens
• Parallel kitchen- Perfect for ample kitchen space
• Island kitchen- Useful as a breakfast counter, cooktop, or basic counter.

You can discuss your kitchen, space, accessories, and other requirements with our team in detail.

Please note that stainless steel costs more than plywood. It may cost two to three times more than a plywood-designed kitchen of the same size.

A kitchen cabinet, also known as a carcass, is a sturdy wooden box with 5 sides utilised for storage in kitchens. It can be constructed from different materials, such as Boiled Water Proof (BWP) ply with laminate or stainless steel. Carcasses are typically classified into the following categories: Base cabinets, Wall cabinets, Tall cabinets and Mid-level cabinets.

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Every modular kitchen has the following basic components:

• Kitchen Cabinets
• Kitchen accessories and hardware
• Drawers and shelves
• Kitchen countertops and tiling
• Kitchen Appliances
• Lighting