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Our range of kitchen benchtops will suit your lifestyle and budget. Options include:

LAMINATE

If you are running tight on budget, this can be your best option. Laminate benchtops are available in a variety of colours and finishes. It also comes in stone or marble resemblance. You can even avail them in matt finish. Have a look at some of the best laminate benchtops in town- https://www.laminex.com.au/

Natural Stone Kitchen Benchtops

Stones are naturally beautiful and possess the power to make each slab appear unique. While marble is a more popular choice amongst bakers as its ideal for rolling out pastries, it gets easily stained by things such as vinegar, red wine, coffee and spices, etc. Granite benchtops, on the other hand, is less porous than marble and therefore more stain-resistant.

Timber Kitchen Benchtops

Timber benchtops are a culmination of different solid pieces that have been laminated together. Finishing is required before using benchtops made up of timber/wood. With proper oiling, they can be even made to absorb spills. Another material that’s in vogue in the benchtop market is bamboo. They are highly durable and can be refinished after a couple of years to make it’s as good as new.

Our custom kitchen cabinets can suit your needs and design preferences.

Cabinets

Kitchen cabinet “carcasses” are commonly manufactured using medium-density fibreboard(MDF) which often performs better than solid wood in many areas. Doors and drawer fronts can be made using laminate, vinyl-wrap or Two Pack depending on your desired finish. Laminate is the most affordable option; whereas Two Pack is the most expensive as it requires a more time-consuming production process. Vinyl-wrap is another affordable option which provides a luxurious, gloss-finish that is found in numerous high-end kitchens. Due to the similarities of the two Pack and vinyl-wrap finishes, sometimes even professionals find it difficult to decipher which method was used for a particular project.

Choosing the right kitchen appliances that suit the style and design of your new kitchen is a must

We definitely recommend thinking about your choice of appliances early, if not from the beginning, of the process. One of the best ways to make sure your new kitchen is beautiful and functional is to choose your appliances carefully. Our team will guide you through this process.

Our range of kitchen appliances include:

Cooktops
Range hoods
Ovens and microwaves
Dishwashers
Fridges (stand-alone or integrated)
Freestanding cookers

Choosing a brand-new kitchen sink is an investment that will completely change the look and functionality of your kitchen

Before you decide on your ideal kitchen sink there are many things you need to consider to ensure you’re making the right decision

Our Kitchen design team will guide you through the sink selection process :

Composition
Mounting
Layout and positioning
Tapware selection

BJF Joinery  create the most usable kitchen storage spaces as per your budget and need.

We offer an extensive range of storage solutions which include:

Vertical pantries and storage
Corner storage
Soft-touch
Wireware
Box storage
Rubbish, recycling and clutter solutions
Sink accessories

The flooring options are an important factor in designing your new kitchen and shouldn’t be overlooked.

Your kitchen floor gets put through a lot. Between spills, drips, heat and dropped utensils, as well as the constant plod of feet, the flooring in this space has to be able to handle multiple hazards and look good while doing it.

Our kitchen flooring options include:

Hardwood
Ceramic tile
Concrete
Natural stone tile
Vinyl

Generally 6 weeks from start to finish including manufacturing and installation.

-Initial Consultation to discuss design, needs, wants and style (at our showroom or onsite)
-Initial 2D drawings are produced for the client to come into our showroom and review
-Once the client is happy with the 2Ds, they can choose to proceed to doing 3D renders for a fee (fee is reimbursed if the client chooses to go ahead with us)
-3Ds Renders and sign off
-Check measure to produce working drawings
-Start manufacturing the cabinetry
-Once cabinetry is ready, we go in, remove the existing kitchen and replace it with the new kitchen (generally 2-3 days)
-The stone benchtops get templated once the kitchen is installed
-Stone mason manufactures and installs benchtops (generally 1 week after the template is done)
-Trades can connect appliances, sinks and do any finishing touches

A kitchen should last you 20 years. These days with trends moving so quickly and new products hitting the market every month, I would say 10-15 years if budget allows.

Good design can make any space functional. Use of clever hardware for cabinetry like drawers and pull out units will help you maximise the storage.
Good placement of fridge, sink and cooktop will also help the “flow” of the kitchen.

Only if you are qualified and confident. If you are able to do plumbing/electrical yourself, it would help you save.
When it comes to DIY kitchens, we often see people that think it will be cheaper to get a flat pack kitchen and put it in themselves, but what they don’t realise is that the price of the flat pack kitchen doesn’t include labour.

Depending on your space, finishes selections, design and hardware the price of a kitchen can vary greatly.

That really comes down to the customers. Someone who is designing a kitchen for their forever home should definitely design the kitchen to suit their needs and taste.
If the customer is thinking of re sale value, it is always good to keep in mind future buyers and what they might like.

Sometimes, there will be room for improvement in an existing kitchen. Usually starting from scratch is the best way to go.
Nowadays we are moving towards open plan living which means combining the kitchen, living and dining areas into one big space which means ripping out walls and creating opening and doing a full on renovation as opposed to adding on to the existing kitchen.

Corners are always a bit tricky but in recent years, cabinet making hardware companies have been working on and releasing new pieces of hardware to help maximise the storage and use the corners efficiently.