Is $1,700 to add a kitchen peninsula to a new build a fair price?
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I am deciding whether to add a peninsula to my new build kitchen. The kitchen depth is 2.2m wall-to-wall. Adding the peninsula moves the fridge from the right of the window to the lower wall, leaving 1.45m between benches. I am also considering a gas cooker versus an induction upgrade.
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Install a kitchen peninsula to create a semi-enclosed layout. - Peninsula dimensions: 0.9m inside length, 1.5m outside length, approximately 1m width including overhang - Relocates integrated fridge-freezer from right of window to lower wall - Maintains 1.45m clearance between benches at the stove area
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Category
Kitchen Remodeling
Price
$1,700
Quote Date
June 2, 2026
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