Delivering an appliance and connecting it ready for use are separate tasks. This preparation helps you specify exactly what needs to happen on site when a future proposal is available.
Access and delivery point
Describe access to the building and the intended kitchen position. Measure doors, corridors and any lifts. Allow for packaging and space to move the appliance. Mention stairs, thresholds or restricted loading space.
Technical preparation
Before selecting a model, have available electricity, water, drainage and ventilation assessed. Compare these with the appliance’s installation instructions. Changes to the installation should be handled by an appropriately qualified professional.
Allocate the tasks
Agree separately on unloading, internal transport, unpacking, placement, connection and commissioning. Ask who provides accessories and connection materials. The term delivery alone does not establish which of these tasks a proposal includes.
Planning and costs
Schedule work in a sequence that suits your business. An appliance cannot always be used immediately after delivery. Ask about terms, scheduling and separate charges in a specific offer; no delivery or installation rates have been established on this website yet.
Details for your enquiry
- Delivery point and route through the premises
- Packaged dimensions and weight when available
- Preparation needed from a qualified installer
- Responsibilities and preferred schedule
Frequently asked questions
Can a 400V appliance use an ordinary connection?
Have a qualified installer assess the model’s requirements and your installation. Do not assume connections are interchangeable.
Will old equipment be removed?
This has not been established as a service. Removal of existing appliances must be explicitly agreed in a specific proposal.