The right route depends on local certification, installation capability, appliance preference and project risk. These are scope models, not fixed packages.
| Path | KAISTEEL scope | Buyer/local scope | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|---|
| System Shell | Structural enclosure, cabinetry, agreed worktop and non-regulated components. | Locally sourced cooking, refrigeration, electrical and gas equipment. | Markets where the buyer wants the lowest appliance-certification complexity. |
| Appliance-Ready | Openings and service interfaces engineered against the buyer's exact appliance model, manufacturer installation documentation, local requirements and approved drawings; no universal fixed cut-out size. | Locally certified appliances, final fitting and licensed connections. | Pilot projects and buyers with preferred local appliance brands. |
| Full Package | Agreed cabinet system plus selected appliances after exact-model compliance review. | Importer obligations, licensed final connections and local commissioning. | Projects requiring one coordinated supply scope. |
Important: Full Package does not mean one certificate automatically covers the complete kitchen. Each regulated component must be checked against its exact model, ratings and destination requirements.
Selection questions
- Who is the legal importer?
- Which appliance brand, exact model and installation documentation apply?
- Who will complete electrical, gas and plumbing connections?
- Does the buyer require preferred local brands?
- Which evidence must be in the shipment dossier?