Execution becomes the main pillar for an interior design project, which can be done in a modular way and also by a carpenter. And the choice should be made by the detailed analysis of both and the finishes they offer. Some units are designed to be carpentry made to  get the exact outlook and finish.

Each furniture and module should exactly fit in the space and complement each other. Precise measurements, systematic cutting and production are essential to ensure prompt execution.

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1. Modular System for interiors

Modular units are manufactured in factories in the form of ready-to-install modules that are easy to transport and assemble at site. They are easy to install and the time consumed is less as all the units are manufactured in factories.

Modular units are made up of different materials and are completely dismantlable. They are pros and cons for using modular units in interior spaces which are listed below.

Pros

– Modular units impart a sleek, high-end modern look to the space.

– If one plans to shift to a different location, the modular units can be easily dismantled and reassembled at new

Site.

– Modular units come with flawless factory made finish, which gives a seamless, neat look and don’t have any sharp edges at the cabinets.

– Modular units are easy to maintain because they have a smooth finish and do not get attacked by termites.

– They come with a range of colours, sizes and finishes and also ensure fuss-free and neat installation at the site.

Cons

– Modular units cost more than a carpenter made units.

– Once the design is finalized and sent to production, no changes can be made.

– Modular units come with flawless factory made finish, which gives a seamless, neat look and don’t have any sharp edges at the cabinets.

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2. Carpentry System for interiors

These kitchens are constructed by carpenters as per requirements, the best part is that traditional panelling, mouldings and cornices can be incorporated in execution.

In this type raw materials are purchased and the work can be done with the labour-contract basis.

Pros

– Your custom designs can be made with exact specifications.

– The cost can be less than that of modular units, especially if you have carpenters with reasonable rates.

– Customisation and alterations can be easily made in carpentry made interiors.

– Traditional shutter designs with cornices, panelling and grooves can be achieved by this type of execution.

– The changes can be done at any stage while the process is on. Alterations can be done keeping in mind your budget as well as taste.

Cons

– Timelines may not be maintained as the labourers may take leave at any time.

– Quality and finish depend on the skills of the contractor.

– The cabinets cannot be reassembled anywhere as they are created for the particular space only.

– Costs keep fluctuating with carpenters.

– With carpentry made units, you will not have the luxury of getting machine finishes for edge banding.

There are various advantages in modular units when compared to carpentry units in terms of quality, finishes and variety. But shutter designs with cornices, traditional grooves should be done with carpenters for good look and finish. Hence the selection for the execution type should be made based on the works and style.

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