Kitchens
and
Bathrooms in
90seconds
Fully customizable kitchens and bathrooms tailored to your project’s needs
Completely modeled plans, elevations, and dimensions dictated by your specific needs and ready to be dropped into your project.
That’s
KaB90
Not weeks.
Just seconds.
Not days.
Compatible with Autodesk’s Revit*, KaB90 combines drag-and-drop simplicity with a host of time-saving features to ensure maximum efficiency and profitablility for you and your business.
Reliability + Versatility
No more digging through code books.
No more late-project unit redesigns.
No more wasted labor.
Vetted for functionality, aesthetics and code compliance - all KaB90 layouts retain the versatility to adopt your project’s unique style, fixtures and spatial requirements.
Correcting undersized kitchens and bathrooms late in a project imposes painful changes to the dwelling unit’s clearances, functions and aesthetics.
In multi-family developments this can be devestating to your bottom line.
A dwelling unit grown by mere inches, but replicated dozens if not hundreds of
times, impacts a building’s layout, exterior elevations, structure and MEP systems.
The cost of these changes and the opportunity for errors adds up quickly.
Solve problems
before they happen
On average each hour spent on an initial kitchen or bathroom layout means ten more down
the line for changes related to code compliance, design refinements and subsequent building changes.
Differences in size and shape among dwellings, along with structural and service requirements make kitchen and bathroom variety unavoidable.
Even among modestly sized developments needing 6 to 15 different
kitchens and bathrooms is to be expected with many more anticipated in larger projects.
KaB90 has been shown to save, on average, one week of labor for every two unit types in every project your firm does.
The rule of 1:10
At $30/hr your firm can expect to spend $7,000 - $18,000 on labor for the kitchens and bathrooms of a modestly sized multi-family development and an additional $2,500 - $7,000 for consultant expenses.
The money of the matter
The cost of doing business?
It doesn’t have to be.
Enter KaB90.