Pricing

Know the band before you fall in love.

Kitchen pricing goes wrong when the brochure does the talking. So here are honest Sunshine Coast ranges, refresh to redesign, and the four things that move a project inside its band. Your exact figure comes from a measured design and a fixed, itemised proposal.

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Step through the questions on the left. As soon as you answer the last one, we point you to the honest scope and a realistic range for a job your size.

Indicative ranges

Typical bands, refresh to redesign.

Indicative ranges AU 2026
Benchtop replacement (Stone, supplied and templated.) $4,500 to $12,000
Fronts + hardware refresh (New doors, panels and hardware.) $6,000 to $18,000
Full kitchen, existing footprint (Cabinetry, benchtops, install.) $25,000 to $55,000
Structural redesign (Walls or services moved, approvals.) $55,000 to $120,000+
Butler’s pantry or laundry (Custom joinery, per room.) $8,000 to $25,000
Wardrobes & built-in joinery (Per linear metre, by finish.) $1,800 to $4,500/m
Indicative only (modelled), not a quote. Your figure is tied to the specifics of your job, its condition and access. Premium slabs, 2-pac fronts, integrated appliances and anything that moves walls or services are what push a project toward the top of its band.
Saskia walks the ranges and what moves a kitchen inside its band.
What moves the number

Six things that decide where your quote lands.

None of them are secrets. Every one is named on your proposal.

What moves the price

Six levers. One honest range.

One quote range · six levers
1Carcass & front materials
2Benchtop slab & profile
3Hardware & internals
4Services & structure
5Layout & cabinet count
6Appliances & integration
Carcass & front materials
Moisture-resistant board to solid timber and 2-pac is a wide spectrum. We price the actual spec, named brand by brand, not "premium finishes".

Carcass & front materials

Moisture-resistant board to solid timber and 2-pac is a wide spectrum. We price the actual spec, named brand by brand, not "premium finishes".

Benchtop slab & profile

Engineered stone, porcelain, granite or timber, slab grade and edge profile move thousands. The quote names the exact slab.

Hardware & internals

Blum or Hettich runners and hinges, internal drawers, corner systems. Named in the quote so "equivalent" can never be swapped in.

Services & structure

Moving plumbing, gas or walls brings licensed trades and approvals. Real costs, scheduled by us, never discovered mid-build.

Layout & cabinet count

Galley to island-plus-butler's changes the cabinet count and the labour. We design to how you cook, then count it honestly.

Appliances & integration

Integrated fridges, flush panels and smart fit-out add joinery and coordination. Specified up front, tested before handover.

How our quote is built

What a Grainline proposal itemises.

The measured design, the cabinetry, the surfaces and the trades, line by line.

What's actually on the quote

Seven lines. Every one in writing.

Every line accounted for
G Grainline Kitchens & Cabinetry
QUOTE · 3-bed repaint
Lic. QBCC 15 000 000
  • 01The measured design
  • 02Cabinetry, itemised
  • 03Benchtops & surfaces
  • 04Install & trades coordination
  • 05Appliance integration
  • 06Approvals & site allowances
  • 07Warranty, in writing
The measured design
Laser-measured, drawn to the millimetre, and signed off by you before anything is cut.

“$4,500 the house” by text  →  seven lines, priced.

From laser measure to signed drawings: how the proposal gets built.
The 7-line quote
  1. 1 The measured design. Laser-measured, drawn to the millimetre, and signed off by you before anything is cut.
  2. 2 Cabinetry, itemised. Carcass material, door fronts, hardware brand and finish, every unit on its own line.
  3. 3 Benchtops & surfaces. Stone or timber, slab grade, edge profile and cutouts, priced exactly, not "from".
  4. 4 Install & trades coordination. Our installers, plus the licensed plumber and electrician scheduled around your build.
  5. 5 Appliance integration. Panels, cutouts and clearances for your chosen appliances, checked against the drawings.
  6. 6 Approvals & site allowances. Where walls or services move: approvals, waste and protection, accounted for, not discovered.
  7. 7 Warranty, in writing. 10-year cabinetry warranty plus registered Blum and benchtop manufacturer warranties at handover.
If a quote doesn’t show these lines, you can’t compare it, and you don’t know what’s been cut.

What you get from us

  • Built in our own Sunshine Coast workshop
  • A measured design you sign off before cutting
  • Hardware brands named in the quote (Blum, not "soft close")
  • One install crew, the people who built it
  • 10-year cabinetry warranty in writing

Cowboy tells

  • Flat-pack imports re-badged as "custom"
  • A quote off your rough sketch, resized later
  • "Equivalent" hardware swapped in after signing
  • Subbies who have never seen your drawings
  • A warranty that ends when the installer drives off
Honest scope

Refresh, renovate, redesign, or one piece of joinery.

Option A

Benchtop or fronts refresh

New benchtops, door fronts and hardware on your existing carcasses. The honest option when the bones are sound.

Right when: Carcasses square and dry, layout works, budget focused.
Wrong when: Water-damaged carcasses or a layout that fights you daily.
$6,000 to $18,000
Most common

Full kitchen renovation

New cabinetry, benchtops and layout in the existing footprint. Our bread and butter, designed around how you cook.

Right when: The kitchen is tired or the layout is wrong, footprint is fine.
Wrong when: You are moving walls or plumbing, that is the next option.
$25,000 to $55,000
Option C

Structural redesign

Walls moved, plumbing and electrical relocated, the kitchen reimagined. Needs approvals and licensed trades, all coordinated by us.

Right when: Opening up the living space or relocating the kitchen entirely.
Wrong when: The footprint already works, you would be paying for disruption.
$55,000 to $120,000+
Option D

Custom cabinetry only

Walk-in pantry, laundry, wardrobes, entertainment units or office joinery, built to the same standard as our kitchens.

Right when: One beautiful piece of joinery, not a whole kitchen.
Wrong when: The kitchen itself is the problem.
Designed first, then quoted
Pricing questions

What people ask about the money.

Is the design consult free?
The first consult, showroom or in-home, is free and no-obligation. The full measured design with millimetre drawings is part of the proposal process, and we are upfront at the consult about how that works for your project size.
Is the proposal a fixed price?
Yes. The proposal is built from the signed drawings and itemises cabinetry, benchtops, hardware and trades. It is fixed because the spec is fixed, the only changes are ones you ask for, priced as written variations before any work.
What deposit do you take, and when do I pay?
A deposit secures your workshop slot after design sign-off, with progress payments tied to real milestones: materials ordered, cabinetry built, install complete. Exact terms are on the proposal, and we never ask for the bulk ahead of the build.
Why do kitchen quotes vary so much between companies?
Usually because they are not pricing the same thing: different carcass materials, unnamed "soft close" hardware versus named Blum, an allowance instead of a real slab price. Our proposal names everything, which makes a line-by-line comparison finally possible.
Can I stage a renovation to spread the cost?
Yes, and we design for it. A common approach is benchtops and fronts first, then the full cabinetry replacement in a second stage when budget allows, using carcass dimensions we have already drawn for the final kitchen. We plan both stages together so the first spend is not wasted.
Do you charge for the design if I decide not to proceed?
The initial consult is always free. If you commission a full measured design and then do not proceed, we discuss that case by case at the consult stage so there are no surprises. The design is not taken to full drawings until both sides are comfortable with the scope and budget direction.
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