Fitting A Kitchen After Plastering

I have been able to fit a kitchen 48 hours after plastering when it was 30+ degrees on both days but even this is on the lower limit of waiting time. I'd advise you to wait 3-5 days in the summer and probably 6+ days in colder weather. Next day is bad practice. The plaster may appear dry on the surface but there is still moisture trying to get out. If you place a kitchen cabinet on top, the moisture has nowhere to go. If you lift up one of the cabinets tomorrow, you may find that the plaster is a different colour behind the cabinet. Mind you, it has been extremely hot recently and there might not be a noticeable difference. Next day is still risky though. Here is a link giving further opinions on the same topic: https://www.mybuilder.com/questions/v/30437/how-long-to-wait-to-fit-kitchen-after-plastering#:~:text=I%20have%20been%20able%20to,it%20has%20properly%20gone%20off.

Hi, you must wait until completely dry. Day or two, to avoid further problems with black mould

A kitchen should never be fitted in a damp room wether it’s rising damp penetrating damp or fresh damp plaster. It will just trap the damp . Al ways fit kitchen in dry areas until damp has completely disappeared/ dry. Room should be decorated / white wash prior to kitchen installation with first fix electrics and plumbing in place 👍🏻

Fitting new kitchen shout'd be done on a dump plaster, the moister gets trap behind the units. you should wait until the plaster is completed dry and that depends on the wether 3-5 days when warm, longer in the cold days

Hello! a kitchen can never be installed in a damp room or on a damp surface under any condition as long as there is moisture