Indeed, the best component of a modular kitchen is just screwing and installing it whenever and wherever you wish and can unscrew and remove it as and when you like. Eventually, when it comes to modular kitchen cost calculator, it depends on a lot of aspects such as storage solutions, hardware, material etc. A modular kitchen cost can start from as low as a very simple cabinet of three high two feet wide. Similarly, a kitchen with 8 X 10m surface you can keep the cost to a minimum of 75K. However, in order to estimate the standard cost of a modular kitchen, you have to take three basic components into consideration such as the material cost, the type of finish for facia, how many and what accessories will be used in the kitchen.

You can choose the materials based on your budget which can vary from either low-quality particle board or you can choose plywood, or HDF or MDF. You can also think of making your modular kitchen with complete solid wood if your budget allows you. Similarly, the type of finish for the facia of your modular kitchen can be of pre-lam particle board or PLBP or can be sunmica or Duco, polyester or PU polishes or veneers. When it comes to how many and what accessories you are going to use in your modular kitchen, you can consider using either cutlery and plain basket, or using corner units and pull-outs. You have plenty of options for branded accessories from Ebco, Blum, Hettick etc.

In order to understand the cost of modular kitchen, you need to first know the unit or the measurement of square feet of your kitchen because the cost is estimated based on the square feet measurement of the kitchen. You can calculate the cost by taking the unit width in feet and multiplying it by the height in feet. The overall depth is normally taken as twenty-two inches as a standard measurement. 

The contemporary price for PLPB excluding the GST per square foot is 600 to 1000 for MDF, HDF, particle border, commercial plywood, and for water-proof plywood. Similarly, the price for laminate per square foot is 1100 to 1400 for MDH, and for HDF is 1250 to 1550, for commercial plywood 125 to 150, and for water-proof plywood, it is 135 to 135 to 160. The veneer with melamine or PU or polyester ranges between 145 to 230 respectively. 

Diane Emery