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Most enquiries come down to five things: what it costs, how long it takes, what the materials are, what the warranty covers and when payment falls due. All five are answered below. If your question is not here, call or WhatsApp +91 63612 58401 and ask directly.
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A 2 BHK turnkey interior typically costs ₹6 lakh to ₹10 lakh, a 3 BHK ₹9 lakh to ₹15 lakh, and villas start around ₹18 lakh. Kitchen and wardrobes alone usually run ₹3 lakh to ₹5 lakh.
About 45 days from design sign-off for a standard apartment, and 60 days for a villa. Manufacturing happens in the factory while site preparation runs in parallel, so on-site installation is usually only one to two weeks.
HDHMR as the standard core with BWR plywood in wet zones, all edges sealed. Shutters are available in laminate, membrane, acrylic or PU. Hardware is Hettich or Hafele, including on units you do not see.
Yes. Your itemised quote lists every unit, material and finish before work begins and stays locked for 60 days. It changes only if you choose to add or upgrade something, approved in writing.
A booking amount starts the design stage. The balance is scheduled against manufacturing and installation milestones, with the final instalment due after the handover check and snag clearance.
The 10-year written warranty covers modular units, core materials and workmanship, including carcass integrity, finish adhesion and hardware function under normal domestic use.
Yes, no-cost EMI over 36 months through leading banks. A ₹9 lakh project works out to roughly ₹32,000 a month. Eligibility is confirmed by the bank.
For a single room or a kitchen replacement, usually yes. For a full renovation involving flooring and electrical work, most clients move out for three to four weeks because of dust and noise.
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