Frequently asked questions

Sivenzo serves key Klang Valley areas including Kuala Lumpur, Petaling Jaya, Subang Jaya, Shah Alam, Puchong, Cheras, Kepong, Klang and nearby locations.

Yes. Send photos, rough measurements, property type, location, preferred material and budget range for a more useful first estimate.

A reliable quotation states board type, finish, hardware, cabinet measurements, countertop scope, installation details and exclusions clearly.

Yes. SIVENZO can help with consultation, layout planning, 2D drawing, 3D rendering after deposit, own factory production and site installation.

Yes. SIVENZO uses its own factory production and its own local carpentry team, with 57 experienced local carpenters.

Yes. SIVENZO provides a 1-year carpentry warranty covering cabinet structure, hinges, drawer runners and workmanship. It excludes human damage, water damage, termite damage and client modifications.

3D rendering is provided after deposit confirmation. The deposit is a construction deposit and will be absorbed into the full quotation.

Yes, SIVENZO can support full house renovation including wet works, plaster ceiling, electrical wiring, plumbing, tiles and painting, but its core business strength is custom cabinet and carpentry work.

Most residential cabinet projects take about 3 to 6 weeks after final measurement, depending on project size, material choice and installation access.

Not always. Plywood is usually stronger and more moisture tolerant, while melamine can be cost-effective for dry areas when the design and edging are done properly.

Yes. Scheduling should account for renovation permits, lift booking, working hours and delivery rules.

Yes. Homeowners can send reference photos or XiaoHongShu cabinet designs. SIVENZO can adapt the design based on actual measurements, site condition, material choice and practical usage.

The three biggest factors are material choice, project quantity and workmanship method. Board grade, cabinet complexity, hardware, finishing details and installation scope can make two similar-looking quotations very different.

SIVENZO uses its own factory and breaks cabinet pricing into practical cost parts such as board material, carpentry labour, hardware, paint, paint labour and installation scope. This can reduce extra layers compared with separately hiring designers and contractors, depending on project scope.

Prepare floor plans if available, kitchen photos, appliance list, preferred material level and a realistic budget range.

Often yes, but the existing countertop, tiles, plumbing and wall condition determine whether partial replacement is practical.

Plywood with suitable laminate and proper edging is commonly preferred for wet kitchens because it handles moisture better than basic particle board.

Yes. SIVENZO can plan both wet kitchen and dry kitchen, including cabinet zones, storage, countertop, water points, electrical points and workflow.

Board material matters, but hardware such as hinges, drawer runners and pull-out systems strongly affects long-term durability and daily user experience.

Prices vary because cabinet material, workmanship, hardware, countertop choice, wet works, electrical changes, plumbing and installation responsibility are often different. SIVENZO explains pricing through practical cost parts such as board material, carpentry labour, hardware, paint, paint labour and installation scope.

Sliding doors save walkway space. Swing doors provide wider access. The better choice depends on room clearance and how you use the wardrobe.

Yes, full-height wardrobes are common, but ceiling level and access to upper storage should be checked.

A good layout balances long hanging, short hanging, drawers, shelves and luggage storage based on actual clothing habits.

Yes. SIVENZO can build swing door wardrobes, sliding door wardrobes, walk-in wardrobes, open wardrobes and mirror door wardrobes.

The biggest factors are cabinet material, door type, internal configuration, hardware grade and customization level. Drawers, pull-out baskets, trouser racks and jewellery compartments can increase cost significantly.

Capacity depends on internal structure, not only size. Without enough hanging zones, drawers and proper divisions for long clothes, short clothes and folded items, a large wardrobe can still become messy.

Yes, cable routing can be planned, but socket positions and wall condition should be checked before confirming the design.

The correct TV height depends on sofa height, viewing distance and TV size. Eye level while seated is the usual reference.

No. Many homes benefit more from a simple console, clean cable planning and selected panel accents.

Plan TV size, viewing height, socket positions, router or Astro box location, game console depth, cable routing, ventilation and daily storage needs before confirming the design.

The price is often affected more by feature wall complexity and surface finishing than by the base cabinet itself. Lighting, panels, wall-hung structure and cable concealment can also increase cost.

Not always. Devices such as routers, Astro boxes and game consoles need ventilation. A fully enclosed design can look clean but may cause overheating if airflow is not planned.