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Commercial Kitchens & Equipment in Auckland & NZ

Auckland first · Serving New Zealand

AMING coordinates commercial kitchen layouts, equipment, utilities, stainless steel and installation planning for restaurant and café fit-outs across New Zealand. Equipment, joinery and trade requirements are resolved together before site work. For equipment-only orders, explore AMING HOSPITALITY. Auckland projects are prioritised; site visits, travel and scheduling elsewhere in New Zealand are agreed around your scope.

Discuss your project

Share your site, scope and target opening date.

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Equipment sourcing

Fit-out planning, connected to the kitchen equipment.

AMING HOSPITALITY supplies commercial kitchen equipment, refrigeration, stainless steel and storage for hospitality projects across New Zealand. Browse the equipment range while AMING INTERIORS coordinates the space, services, joinery and installation pathway.

Equipment selection is confirmed against menu, capacity, utilities, compliance and site conditions.

Equipment connected to the room

Kitchen planning built around menu, throughput and services.

Equipment selection affects extraction, power, gas, water, drainage, access and cleaning. AMING INTERIORS coordinates the kitchen equipment pathway with the hospitality fit-out so front and back of house operate as one system.

Define your scope

Commercial kitchen design and equipment supply in one plan

A complete kitchen package connects restaurant equipment, refrigeration, preparation benches, dishwashing and storage to the menu and available services. AMING INTERIORS coordinates the fit-out interfaces, while the AMING HOSPITALITY catalogue supports equipment selection and purchasing. Individual product availability, specifications and delivery requirements are confirmed for the order.

Concept illustration: team reviewing a commercial kitchen equipment and services layout on site

01 · Plan the operation

Put workflow and service demand ahead of the equipment list.

The menu, capacity and staffing model define the cooking, preparation, refrigeration and wash-up zones. Those zones then inform equipment footprints and service loads.

  • Menu, output and production sequence
  • Equipment dimensions, access and clearances
  • Extraction, power, water, drainage and refrigeration needs
Concept illustration: Technicians aligning stainless commercial kitchen equipment during final installation

02 · Coordinate installation

Make every connection land where the equipment needs it.

Equipment delivery and placement are coordinated against flooring, wall finishes, canopies, service points and commissioning requirements.

  • Delivery route and installation sequence
  • Trade connection and interface checks
  • Equipment position, access and commissioning pathway

Kitchen pathway

One sequence from menu to commissioned equipment.

Decisions are confirmed against the actual site and operating model.

01

Define

Confirm menu, capacity, staffing, workflow and site limitations.

02

Select

Set equipment categories, sizes, clearances and commercial priorities.

03

Coordinate

Align extraction, structure, finishes and every service point.

04

Install

Plan delivery, placement, connections and commissioning responsibilities.

Commercial value

A kitchen planned as infrastructure, not a shopping list.

Better operational flow

Clearer service coordination

Fewer installation conflicts

Connected capability

Bring the interfaces into the same conversation.

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Questions

Commercial Kitchen Equipment: planning questions

Do you supply commercial kitchen equipment across New Zealand?

Yes. AMING HOSPITALITY supplies commercial kitchen equipment across New Zealand, while AMING INTERIORS can coordinate the equipment layout, services and installation pathway with the wider hospitality fit-out.

Can you work from our menu?

Yes. Menu, capacity and operating model are useful inputs for identifying equipment categories, workflow and service demands.

Do you coordinate extraction and services?

AMING can coordinate the kitchen layout and equipment requirements with the relevant mechanical, electrical, plumbing and building inputs within the agreed scope.

Can equipment be integrated into the full fit-out?

Yes. That is the preferred approach because equipment, joinery, flooring, finishes, delivery access and services affect one another.

Can I buy catering equipment without a complete kitchen fit-out?

Yes. The AMING HOSPITALITY catalogue provides a separate equipment purchasing route. For a new restaurant or café, a coordinated equipment schedule helps the fit-out team check dimensions, electrical loads, water, drainage, ventilation and delivery access before orders are placed.

Planning a new hospitality operation?

Put the menu, equipment and fit-out on the same plan.

Share the site, menu direction, expected capacity and any equipment already selected.

Plan the kitchen