Kitchen dismantling in Al `Urayja' al Wusta
Your kitchen cabinets come apart, get wrapped and moved, then go back up in your new kitchen.
What sets Al `Urayja' al Wusta apart
If you are moving your kitchen in Al `Urayja' al Wusta from one home to another, kitchen dismantling takes apart your cabinets and shelves, wraps them in stretch film and cardboard corner guards, moves them by truck or dyna and pickup, then reassembles them in your new kitchen. Call or WhatsApp us and tell us what you have.
Al `Urayja' al Wusta is a residential district in Riyadh with villas and apartment buildings. Kitchens there range in size, from small ones in flats to larger ones in villas. Taking a kitchen apart and wrapping its pieces so their edges do not rub during the move needs care, especially if cabinets go down a narrow stairwell or through a lift. Reassembling your new kitchen puts the cabinets and shelves back in place precisely.
Al `Urayja' al Wusta is a residential district in Riyadh with villas and apartment buildings.
Kitchens in villas and flats are dismantled and reassembled the same way; only the size of the cabinets and the time needed differ.
What the service includes
The service handles your kitchen cabinets from the old address to the new walls.
- Removing wall and base unitsEvery fixed cabinet is taken down one by one, so moving and refitting it is easier.
- Taking off doors and handlesDoors are unhinged and handles removed to reduce bulk and avoid damage on the way.
- Lifting worktopsStone and timber slabs are separated with care and their edges are then wrapped in cardboard corner guards.
- Wrapping every pieceStretch film and cardboard corner guards protect each piece before it is loaded onto the dyna truck and the pickup.
- Moving to the new addressBy the dyna truck and the pickup to your new address in any district.
- Fixing cabinets and refitting doorsCabinets are fixed to the new walls and doors and handles are put back in their places.
- A quoteGiven after you tell us the number of units and the dimensions of both kitchens.
How does kitchen dismantling work?
- Tell us about your kitchenSend photos of the cabinets, doors and worktop on WhatsApp so we know what comes apart and what travels whole.
- We take it apart and wrap itCabinets, doors, handles and worktops are removed, then wrapped in stretch film with cardboard corner guards to protect stone and glass surfaces.
- We move it by truck and pickupThe wrapped pieces are loaded onto the dyna truck and the pickup and delivered to your new address.
- We refit in the new kitchenCabinets are fixed to the new walls and doors and handles are put back. Water, gas and electrical connections are confirmed with us on WhatsApp before the job starts.
Why wrap the pieces before they are loaded?
- Cardboard corner guards protect stone and glass worktop edges from chipping
- Stretch film protects cabinet fronts from scratches on the way
- We move by the dyna truck and the pickup to all districts of the city
- One number to call or message on WhatsApp
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Questions about kitchen dismantling
How do I measure the new kitchen before the old cabinets come down?
Measure the available wall widths and heights and mark where windows, columns and openings fall before any cabinet is removed. Two kitchens rarely match exactly. Send photos of the new kitchen with its measurements on WhatsApp and we will tell you which cabinets fit the available walls and which may need a different position.
How do I prepare my kitchen before the team arrives?
Empty every cabinet, clear the worktop, and make sure the walls behind the upper units can be reached. Large appliances are not part of this service; if you need them moved too, mention it on WhatsApp and we will confirm what is possible.
How are stone worktops protected during the move?
Stone slabs are wrapped in stretch film with cardboard corner guards on every edge before they are lifted. Where possible they are carried upright, because laying a stone slab flat puts pressure on its centre. Tell us your worktop dimensions when you get in touch.
What do I do with handles and screws so they are not lost?
Put the handles and screws from each door into a small sealed bag and tape it to that door, or write the cabinet name on the bag. Photograph each cabinet open from the front before it comes apart; that photo is your guide when the doors go back on in the new kitchen.
Does the service cover water, gas and electrical connections?
The service covers taking the cabinets, doors and worktops apart and refitting them. Water, gas and electrical connections are confirmed with us by WhatsApp or phone once you describe your kitchen, before any work begins.
How do I know which cabinets need to come apart and which can travel whole?
Any cabinet that will not pass through the door or the corridor needs to come apart, as do units fixed to the wall with more than one row of fixings. Send a photo of the cabinet alongside the door and corridor width on WhatsApp and we will tell you what comes apart and what travels whole.
I am moving from a flat to a villa in Al `Urayja' al Wusta; do you dismantle and reassemble my kitchen?
Yes, we dismantle your kitchen cabinets and shelves, wrap them in stretch film and cardboard corner guards, move them by truck or dyna and pickup, then reassemble them in your new kitchen. Call or message us on WhatsApp.
Do you wrap the cabinets before moving them so the edges do not get damaged?
Yes, each cabinet is wrapped in stretch film and its corners are protected with cardboard corner guards before it leaves your kitchen. This wrapping protects the edges from rubbing during the move and passage through the stairs or lift.
