Select your preferred kitchen specifications using the form to the left. If you need to know more about any of the options, click the headings below form more information.
This calculator has been designed to help give you a rough estimate for your new kitchen price. This estimate excludes demolition/removal of existing kitchen, any building works, consents/council fees, plumbing, electrical, appliances, tiling or flooring costs.
Kitchen Estimates include High quality European hardware, soft close drawers & installation within the Hamilton area.
Small Kitchen
A small kitchen typically ranges from 6 to 10 square metres. These kitchens are designed to maximise limited space and are commonly found in apartments, tiny homes, or compact living spaces. They often have a single-wall or galley layout with limited countertop and storage space.
Medium Sized Kitchen
Medium kitchens generally range from 10 to 20 square metres and are commonly found in standard family homes. These kitchens offer a good balance of countertop space, storage, and appliances. They often have L-shaped, U-shaped, or even island layouts, making them functional for daily cooking while still allowing for some entertaining.
Large Kitchen
A large kitchen typically exceeds 20 square metres. These kitchens offer plenty of space for cooking, entertaining, and even dining. They usually have more elaborate layouts, such as island or open-plan designs, and may feature additional appliances like double ovens, larger refrigerators, or separate pantries. Large kitchens often have the luxury of extra counter space or a scullery.
Melamine
A durable, budget-friendly material made from pressed wood covered with a paper layer that's saturated in melamine resin. It's resistant to heat, moisture, and stains, making it a popular choice for cabinetry. However, melamine can chip or crack if not handled carefully.
Acrylic
A high-gloss, modern-looking surface that’s scratch-resistant and easy to clean. It provides a sleek finish, but it can be more expensive than other materials. Acrylic cabinets are known for their vibrant colour and mirror-like finish.
Panel Form
This refers to engineered wood products (like MDF or particle board) that are often covered with laminates, or paints. These panels are moulded with various grooves and styles to suit classic or contemporary kitchens.
Veneer
Thin layers of real wood applied over a core material, giving the look of solid wood at a lower cost. Veneered cabinets offer a natural wood appearance while using less wood. Timber veneer is then stained or lacquered to protect the finish.
Lacquered
Lacquer is a paint-like finish that gives cabinets a smooth, glossy surface. It can be applied in many colours and provides a premium look. While lacquer is durable, it can chip or scratch over time if not maintained properly.
Laminate
Made from layers of paper or fabric soaked in resin and bonded to particle board or MDF. Laminate is budget-friendly and comes in a wide variety of colours and patterns, including designs that mimic stone or wood. While it's durable and easy to clean, it can be prone to scratching or chipping and is sensitive to heat.
Basic Range Stone
Typically refers to entry-level engineered stone benchtops, often made from quartz or composite materials. These surfaces are durable, non-porous, and resistant to scratches and stains. Basic stone options are more affordable than natural stone while still offering a sleek, modern look.
Medium Range Stone
These stone benchtops are a step up in quality, often featuring higher-end engineered quartz or composite options with more variety in colour, texture, and design. The durability is similar to basic stone, but you get more choices in terms of aesthetics, with patterns that mimic natural stone more closely.
High Range Stone
This range includes premium natural stones like marble, granite, or higher-end engineered quartz. High-range stone benchtops offer a luxurious look with unique, natural patterns, but they come at a higher price point. Natural stone is durable but can require more maintenance, especially if porous, as it may need regular sealing.
Timber
Wooden benchtops provide a warm, natural feel and can be made from a variety of hardwoods. Timber requires regular maintenance to protect it from moisture and scratches. It's a softer material compared to stone, but the look of real wood can be quite striking, especially in rustic or country-style kitchens.
Stainless Steel
Commonly used in commercial kitchens, stainless steel benchtops are durable, heat-resistant, and easy to clean. They’re perfect for modern or industrial-style kitchens. The downside is that they can scratch easily and show fingerprints or smudges.
Basic
This level includes the essential storage options you’d expect in any kitchen. It typically features cutlery tray inserts and integrated rubbish bins.
Medium / High Quantity Storage Accessories
Kitchen storage accessories are all about maximising space, functionality, and convenience. There are endless options designed for ultimate efficiency, with custom inserts and pull-outs in almost every cabinet and drawer.Some additional options include:
- Spice racks
- Pull-out Pantries
- Custom Drawer Dividers
- Lazy Susan Corner Units
- Toe Kick Steps
- Lift-up mechanisms for appliances
Basic Sinks
Basic sinks are functional, affordable, and often made from simple materials like stainless steel or composite. They are practical for everyday use and come in standard sizes and designs. These sinks are typically single or double-bowl options without extra features. Made from stainless steel or basic composite
Medium Range Sinks
Medium-range sinks offer a bit more variety in design, material, and features. They might come with better soundproofing, thicker materials, or more attractive finishes like brushed or matte stainless steel. Some may include additional features like integrated draining boards or accessories like cutting boards. Made from higher-grade stainless steel, composite, or ceramic.
High-end Range Sinks
High-end sinks provide top-notch materials, cutting-edge designs, and extra functionality. These are typically made from premium materials like granite, fireclay, or even custom-designed stainless steel with advanced features like undermount installation, integrated accessories (like colanders, cutting boards, and draining racks), and unique shapes. Made from granite, fireclay, premium stainless steel, or copper. Undermount or farmhouse-style, with sleek, modern aesthetics.
Tiled Splashback
A tiled splashback is a classic option, offering durability and easy cleaning. Tiles come in a variety of sizes, materials (such as ceramic, porcelain, or glass), and designs, allowing for plenty of customisation. Grout between tiles will need maintenance, as it can stain or discolour over time.
*Note that Montage does not supply or install tiled splashbacks, but we can recommend some great local tilers
Stainless Steel Splashbacks
Stainless steel splashbacks provide a sleek, modern, and industrial look. They are extremely durable, heat-resistant, and easy to clean, making them popular in commercial kitchens. However, they can show fingerprints and smudges easily.
Toughened Glass Splashbacks
A toughened glass splashback offers a seamless, glossy finish and is available in a range of colours. These splashbacks are heat-resistant and easy to clean, with no grout lines, making them ideal for a modern kitchen. They’re also great for reflecting light and brightening up a space.
Stone Splashbacks
Stone splashbacks, like those made from marble, granite, or engineered stone, create a high-end, luxurious feel. These splashbacks are durable, heat-resistant, and can match stone benchtops for a seamless look. However, they come at a higher price point and can require regular maintenance if porous.
This kitchen price calculator is based on a fully installed kitchen. We also offer the ability to pickup your kitchen as partially assembled units, ready for you to install yourself. Or as a flat pack kit set kitchen which will require full assembly & installation yourself.
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