Everything worth knowing first

Every built-in listing publishes four separate sets of numbers: the product dimensions, the cutout the appliance drops into, the clearances it needs around it, and the packed carton size for delivery access. Measure the opening in your carpentry and match it against the cutout figure, never the product figure.

Where a manufacturer has not published a cutout, we derive one from the product dimensions and label the listing so you can see the number is an estimate rather than a spec-sheet figure. If a listing carries that label and you are cutting new carpentry, send us the model and we will get the real aperture from the brand before you commit.

The cutout is the hole in your carpentry. The product size is the appliance itself. They are different numbers doing different jobs. A 60 cm hob usually needs an aperture around 560 mm, and a 60 cm oven roughly 560 by 590 mm. Ordering against the product width instead of the cutout is the most common reason an appliance goes back.

A few brands do not publish a recommended retail price at all, and water purifiers are priced per installation rather than per unit. Rather than invent a figure or show a zero, those listings ask you to enquire. Send the model through the contact form and we will come back with the actual price.

Yes. If you have found the same model cheaper at a showroom or another dealer, send us the quote and we will match it.

There is no showroom floor and no floor staff in the price. Same model, same local warranty, same authorised service. What you are not paying for is the rent on a physical shop and the pressure to decide during a visit.

Yes, and most people do. Appliances get chosen months before the carpentry is ready for them. Order at today's price, tell us your handover date, and we hold the units until the kitchen can actually take them.

Gas hob installation in Singapore must be carried out by a Licensed Gas Service Worker. It is not a DIY job, and a general handyman may not legally do it. Induction hobs drawing more than a standard 13A supply need a licensed electrician to run a dedicated circuit.

It matters a great deal, and the two are not interchangeable. A hob built for Town Gas will not run correctly on LPG, and the reverse is equally true. Check which supply your home is on before ordering. Every gas hob listing states the fuel it is built for.

Yes. Everything listed is local set, sourced through the authorised channel and serviced by the brand's Singapore agent rather than a third-party repairer. We do not sell grey imports. Warranty length varies by brand and by product category, so the exact term for your model is confirmed on your invoice.