How Long Delivery Takes
Once the design, technical drawings, materials, and appliance details are fully finalized, Corner moves the project into production.
For standard projects shipped by sea freight, the typical timeline is around 3 months from final design approval / production launch to delivery. This includes production, quality control, packaging, shipping, and delivery to the project address.
For expedited projects, the timeline can be closer to 8 weeks total from blueprint approval to delivery. This includes around 4 weeks for production, followed by quality control, pre-assembly checks, packaging, and delivery.
The exact timeline depends on the project scope, production schedule, shipping method, and delivery location.
What Shipping Includes
For U.S. projects, standard shipping is included in the estimate.
The shipping/logistics portion of the estimate covers delivery to the project address, including the relevant freight, duties, tariffs, brokerage, and import-related costs. This means you see the landed cost up front instead of arranging import logistics separately.
Corner manufactures through partner facilities in Ukraine and Poland and ships internationally. Components and systems are sourced from European suppliers, including German, Italian, and Austrian brands.
Corner ships directly to the client’s project or construction address.
Delivery timing can be coordinated around the project schedule within reason. If other site work, stone selection, or installation timing affects the schedule, Corner can plan delivery accordingly during the project management phase.
If your project has a fixed installation window or construction deadline, we review the schedule before production begins to confirm whether standard or expedited shipping is the better fit.
Corner can ship by standard sea freight or expedited air freight, depending on the project timeline.
For standard timelines, sea freight is the default and more cost-effective option. It usually brings the total production-to-delivery timeline to around 3 months once the design is finalized and the project is launched into production.
For urgent timelines, air freight may be used. Expedited air delivery can bring the total timeline closer to 1.5–2 months, depending on the project and schedule.
Most overseas Corner shipments are shipped flat-packed, especially when using air delivery or when it helps optimize logistics costs.
In some cases, components may be shipped assembled depending on logistics and project conditions.
Corner provides detailed assembly drawings and installation instructions for the installer or contractor.
After production, Corner performs pre-assembly checks and quality control.
When relevant, Corner may share photos or videos from production or quality control. After that, the order is packaged and moved into delivery.
Corner can ship internationally, including to the U.S., UK, France, Germany, Spain, Bulgaria, and other European countries.
For international projects, Corner works with partner facilities in Ukraine and Poland.
Shipping method, timeline, and cost depend on the project location, order size, and schedule.
Corner generally does not ship stone countertops or backsplashes overseas to the U.S.
Stone is usually better handled locally because fabrication, templating, and final installation happens after the cabinets are installed. A local fabricator can measure the finished kitchen, fabricate the countertop, and return to install it.
For stone countertops and backsplashes, Corner connects clients with local fabricators or suppliers, such as Cosentino, Dekton, Silestone partners or local stone fabricators.
Countertop templating usually happens after cabinet installation. The local fabricator comes to measure or template the space, fabricates the countertop and backsplash, then returns for installation, often in about 2–3 weeks, depending on the fabricator and material.
