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TRENDS selected early, people like us would have adequate time for installation to the homeowner’s satisfaction.” Binod Koirala has been in this business for the last five years. In 2003, he established U-Like Home Pvt. Ltd. in New Baneswar with the aim of supplying world class home appliances. By the end of 2004, the firm had started to design kitchens, introducing several innovative concepts in kitchen decoration using the latest Italian designs and the latest German technology. The firm claims that unlike most kitchens in the market which are readymade, its kitchens are custom made to exact requirements and taste. According to Koirala, standardized modular kitchens come in limited designs whereas U-Like Kitchens can be created within any area, in any size, offering a large selection of unique designs and finishes. He adds, “A twelve by fifteen feet area would be ideal for installing modular kitchens. And in fact, such kitchens are more cost effective than in those cases where kitchen costs are estimated on a per square feet basis.” This is seemingly because even unused area is taken into account when doing so whereas in the case of custom designed kitchens, 66 NOV-DEC 2005 SPACES
this is not the case. Also, according to Koirala, since modular kitchens come in separate units, customers can even plan on a piecemeal basis if there are budget constraints, and can add-on later when conditions are more favorable. Which means that practically anyone can plan to have modular kitchens in their homes. This should come as good news to many homeowners who think that their budgets don’t allow them immediate access to such wonderful kitchens. “We also provide free of cost designing and cost estimation to all customers,” informs Binod. This is possible because of the firm’s production team of highly skilled personnel including engineers, project supervisors, interior designers and skilled and semi-skilled workers. U-Like Kitchens are claimed to be weather proof and suited for any climate. This is due to the use of Marine Plywood conforming to British quality specifications (BS476). The advantages delivered by Marine Ply are innumerable, especially in U-Like Kitchens are claimed to be weather proof and suited for any climate. This is due to the use of Marine Plywood conforming to British quality specifications (BS476). kitchens. It is fire retardant, boiling water resistant and termite proof, and makes a sturdy, durable framework for the most demanding kitchen. Membrane and post form shutters come in a wide range of sophisticated finishes to cater to just about any styling specification. The shutters are said to be the same as those used in Italy’s connoisseur kitchens and are available in different categories: solid wood shutters comprising the best and most beautiful in Oak, Cherry, Red Alder, Beech and others. U-Like’s technical team - all trained in CAD and well tuned to customers’ design requirements - assist with conceptualizing and designing. The firm’s efficient Kitchen Task Force also carries out stringent quality checks at every stage and executes on-site assembly, taking care to comply with the minutest detail. Customers are encouraged to place orders, make enquiries and check job status online. All in all, the firm asserts professional service and its U-Like Kitchens assure provision of world-class design, material and installation- custom-built to suit individual lifestyles, space and budgetary requirements. S SPACES NOV-DEC 2005 67
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