The kitchen is the most used room in the house. You make tea in the morning, sit at the table with the family in the evening, and open and close the cabinet a hundred times a day. Therefore, ordering kitchen furniture is not just "buying furniture", but an investment you will use for years. The problem is that kitchen furniture is often made to measure. Once it is ready, it is not always possible to return it or make "minor adjustments". A one-centimeter measurement error, a socket left in the wrong place, or a condition not written in the contract will cost both money and nerves later. In this article, we will explain the 7 most common mistakes made by those who place an order, their consequences, and the right way in plain language. At the end, there is also a checklist you can use before confirming your order. Where are mistakes most often made before placing a kitchen furniture order? Most mistakes happen not when the furniture starts to be produced, but earlier, on paper. The root of a problem that arises in the factory is usually a wrong decision made by the customer during the ordering stage. The 7 mistakes can be divided into four stages: Planning stage: Measurements, appliance locations, sockets, and lighting plan (mistakes 1, 2, and 3). Material stage: Choosing cheap materials and poor-quality hardware (mistakes 4 and 6). Contract stage: Failure to write down warranty, delivery, and installation terms (mistake 5). Choosing the manufacturer: Making a decision…