We know the great feeling of looking a stunning new Danish kitchen thinking "I did that".

But we fear the feeling of looking at a poorly assembled and hastily installed kitchen, no lines are flush, no angles are right because of over estimated skills level and inadequate tools. No Danish design will ever make up for that - and "I did that" is a life sentence.

Check your skills and tools level

You need real skills - but you don't need to be a qualified carpenter. The tools required vary from project to project - but an Allen wrench and a screwdriver is never enough. The tools our installation staff uses are common to many hobbyists - but you need to be quite serious about how to use them safely and with precision. You also need An example is cutting holes for a handle for the font cover for a dishwasher. Most people know that can be done with and Though the required tool is as common as an electrical drill, you will also need the right drill that is also sharp - and the skill is to do it free hand while keeping the angle right in 2 dimensions. 

Understand the discounts - you can choose

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Understand what DIY means 

A Kvik kitchen is always: Danish design + the details of a carpenters kitchen: tailormade adaptation and installation finish. But a kitchen is also always a project - like a chain it has many parts. As a whole it is like a chain

Though we are very precise about manufacturing 

Normally, after the kitchen project is fully developped, we handle shipment to your addres after the basic room is ready (external plumber, elctrician, mason or the floor fitter), we assemble the kitchen parts, and we install cabinets and appliances. So there are three levels of DIY: 

1. Without installation
2. without assembly and installation 
3. withour transport, assembly and installation