Flat Pack kitchens start at around $2000. Our average kitchen with Formica doors &  laminate benchtops are approx $4000 – $6000. Saying this it all depends on the size and materials used for the kitchen.

Yes all website pricing includes GST

All our carcasses are made from Laminex, Australian made 16mm HMR (high moisture resistance) particle board with 1mm edging. Subsequently our cabinet backs are also 16mm. As well we only use the highest quality materials for our doors and panels such as:

• Laminex
• Formica
• Polytec
• Flexipanel

We purchase all our board from Australian Companies and manufacture all our cabinets on site at our factory in Caboolture.

Indeed, every order is cut to size, to your individual measurements.

All cabinets and draws come with hardware. Excluding – Handles and adjustable feet or kick boards. Therefore you must order these separately.

Yes you have the  option to choose soft closing when you order.

We mainly use BLUM hardware, but with your soft close choice you can use HARN or BLUM. In Addition we source quality products from our suppliers.

Our cabinets come pre-drilled and labeled. Anyone with moderate DIY experience can assemble the cabinets and kitchens. We recommend stacking the flat-pack component’s in groups of their relative numbers against a wall. This makes it easier to find each part when it comes time to assemble. 

Because our cabinets are made custom to your measurements to fit your space, hence you shouldn’t need a whole garage full of tools.

What you need to assemble a cabinet:

• Drill with a 3mm or 1/8th drill bit
• Screw gun/ Impact driver or a Drill with a #2 Phillips head screw tip 
• Combination Square
• Pencil
• Melamine glue (Not Essential, though it does help with making your cabinets and kickboards that bit more sturdier)   

What you need to Install cabinets:

• Drill with a 3mm or 1/8th drill bit
• Screw gun/ Impact driver or a Drill with a #2 Phillips head screw tip
• Power Saw (Not Essential)
• Jig Saw
• Electric Planer
• Level approx 1200mm long
• Hole Saws bits (To drill holes for your water pipes, power points etc.
• Combination square
• Pencil 

Nevertheless if you don’t own these tools, ask a friend or relative, they may have some you can borrow.

Yes we can make 16mm Raw & 18mm Satin MDF cabinets, doors & panels for you.  You will find them in the Formica Range of colours under MDF. 18mm Satin is perfect for DIY painting as you can give it a light sand then etch prime and paint it. 18mm Satin board is coated both faces with a satin melamine finish designed to be painted.

No Quick Kitchens does not come out to design & Install. But saying that our partner business Northside Kitchens does and services Brisbane to the Sunshine Coast

Unlike a lot of flat-pack suppliers, at Quick Kitchens size doesn’t matter, but there are a few standard sizes that not only save you money but will make your kitchen work better too. In general the kitchen industry only work in millimetre’s (mm), hence all measurements on this site reflect.

Height: is how high the individual cabinet is.

Depth: is from the wall out.

Width: is from one side to the other.

Cabinet Sizes:

• Kickboard Height: 150mm for kitchens & 100mm for vanity’s.
• Base Carcass Height: 720mm depending on Benchtop thickness, gives you around the perfect benchtop height.
• Base Carcass Depth: 560mm is the normal size here, as it works well with 600mm benchtops. Therefore this leaves you with 20mm for the doors and 20mm benchtop overhang.
• Bench Height: 900mm from the floor works perfectly for most people.
• Wall Carcass Height: This all depends on you ceiling height, most ceilings are around the 2400mm, hence we tend to make a lot of wall cabinets 650mm high. (however  you can make the cabinets any height you would like to suit your home)
• Wall Carcass Depth: 300mm works in most cases, you should purchase your range-hood first and make the depth suit it.
• Tall Carcass Height: 2150mm is a good height if your ceiling are 2400mm high. (yet once again you can order them different size to suit. 
• Tall Carcass Depth: 580mm is standard as to allow 20mm for the door at the front. This lines up with the benchtop( if you are using a 600mm deep benchtop)

To help with cabinet making terminology we have put together this short list of terms.

Base Cabinet

• These are sometimes referred to as floor cabinets. Can consist of a drawer, single door, double door, oven, open or  corner.

Wall Cabinet

• Sometimes referred to as overhead cabinets. Can consist of single door, double door, or open.

Tall Cabinet:

• Also called pantry or broom cabinets.

Carcass:

• The main structure of the cabinet, mostly made from textured white board, parts that it includes are a deck or bottom, back, top or rail, 2 gables. This is what every thing attaches to doors, runners, tops etc

Kick Base:

• Normally a whiteboard ladder frame base which sits on the ground that supports the carcass.

Adjustable Feet:

• Are sometimes used instead of a ladder frame kick base to support the carcass. These don’t tend to support the kitchen cabinet and benchtops as well as a properly constructed ladder frame. It all comes down to personal preference’s.

Kick face:

• Are the panels that attach to the kick base or feet to give you the finished product. 

Gable:

• The vertical end or side panel of a cabinet, these are manufactured as lefts and rights.

Bottom or Deck:

• As the name suggest these a the base of cabinet.

Back:

• The name says it all.

Top:

• As above.

Top rail:

• These are use mainly in base cabinets instead of a full top.

Door Slab:

• Can be a door or a drawer face.

Particle Board:

• An engineered product made from woodchips which combined with a resin (Glue) is pressed into sheets of varies thickness.

MDF;

• Is also engineered wood comprising of very fine sawdust and resin compressed also compressed into sheets. MDF tends to be a lot stronger then particle board and is mainly used for doors and panels.

HMR;

• High Moisture Resistant

Melamine:

• Is the thin layer placed over particle board or MDF to give it a high wearing, coloured surface.

Edge-tape:

• Pvc edge that is glued to the cut board to give it a finished look.

Yes, we have a showroom at our head office. Unit 5, 39-45 Cessna Drive, Caboolture 4510. Open hours from 9am to 3pm Monday to Friday. However it is best to call for an appointment to make sure someone is available to assist you.

Our office & showroom are open Monday to Friday – 9am to 3pm

No, but it is recommended so we have staff to help you.

Yes, we have a lot of tradesman we deal with. Though you will need to have a valid ABN and who are either a cabinet maker, carpenter, joinery or builder. Therefore please don’t hesitate to contact our office to discuss.

We only deliver bench-tops locally – North Brisbane to the Sunshine Coast. Delivery is to ground floor only. You may need to have extra people on-site for assistance in lifting. 

We only deliver our assembled product locally – North Brisbane to the Sunshine Coast. Standard cost of $275.00 is for delivery approx. 1 hr radius from our head office at Caboolture. Delivery is to ground floor only. You may need to have extra people on-site for assistance in lifting.
We can quote separately outside this area.

Yes. You need to contact our office to arrange a pickup time during office hours. However please be aware that once your product leaves the factory it is under your care and suggest you make sure your transport company has transit insurance.
** Please be aware that you may need a couple of able bodies for loading your flatpack or assembled product. We do have a forklift on site for our flatpack product.

We can also delivery to a depot / Transport company of your choice within 1hr radius of our Caboolture factory at a cost of $275.00. Your flatpack kitchen will be loaded onto a pallet sized 1200mm x 2200mm. A forklift will need to be available on site at the depot location of your choice. 

Our pallet dimensions are 2400mm x 1200mm. Though height is dependent on your order.

 Yes, we have up to $10 000 transit insurance.

Before you sign for your product at the depot location, don’t forget to check for any damage!!!
If you can see any damage, take photos and contact our office so we can get onto it straight away.IF THE CABINET OR CABINET ACCESSORIES HAVE BEEN INSTALLED WE WILL NOT ACCEPT THE DAMAGED CLAIM OR REPLACE THE CABINET.

Not for benchtops and Hardware orders. See below for minimum order spends for the cabinet ranges.

Budget Range – $200.00

Gloss Range – $500.00

Formica Range – $500.00

Flexipanel Range – $500.00

Polytec Range – $750.00

Laminex Range – $750.00 

2 Pac Range – $1000.00

Northside Kitchens is owned and operated by the owners of Quick Kitchens. Northside Kitchens is the trade name for the installation side of their business.

 CANOPY RANGE HOOD INSTALLATION

If you have chosen a canopy range hood of any style, we can recommend the services of a Brisbane based company.

C A RANGEHOODS installing all styles of canopy’s.

Wall mounted, island style, cassette style, external motor, ceiling motor, Qasair brand, Sirius brand, Schweigen brand etc.

DUCTING SERVICES AVAILABLE roof penetrations, masonry penetrations, plywood wall, external timber, soffit / eve etc.

When ducting a range hood to the atmosphere there are a few things to consider.

Firstly, the style you have chosen and where you think the ducting

Will run.

Secondly whether this style is appropriate for your needs and the design of your kitchen.

It is important to research the volume of air you need moved.

Cubic feet per minute (cfm ) or cubic metres per hour ( m3/h ).

A range hood that is pushing between 400 m3/h and 800 m3/h is sufficient for a standard cook top.

Also, noise factor is to be considered for the desired effect. You can look into how many decibels the motor will generate. 60 decibels is equivalent to conversational speech.

For quote and installation  

Please contact  C A rangehoods

Nathan 0408 765 921

EMAIL: rangehoodsca@gmail.com

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