The inventory of a habitat delivered equipped: what's inside, what stays outside.

Home Kit Home describes every one of its habitats as “delivered equipped”, and the phrase deserves checking rather than taking on faith. Here is the complete inventory, item by item, both ways: what arrives finished in the delivery, and what stays with the client on their land. A Home Kit Home habitat delivered equipped arrives with its bathroom installed, its floors finished, its insulation and interior wiring ready for connection, its kitchen equipped depending on the model and its furniture in place — what stays with the client is the land, the foundations on pilings, the utility connections and the administrative steps.

I · The phrase A checkable descriptor, not a slogan.

The phrase stops at what is actually delivered, where others imply that everything else — the land included — is delivered too. A habitat delivered equipped arrives finished on the inside; it doesn't arrive connected to the land, or built on its foundations — those items stay with the client, and this dossier names them one by one.

The same question comes up under other words: one dossier sets out a five-criteria grid for comparing in Guadeloupe, another details what's left to do on the plot in Martinique. Here, it's our own word: the complete inventory, no shortcuts.

The word says nothing more than that: it commits to a state of completion at delivery, not a scope of works. What remains is to check it item by item — which is what follows, starting with what arrives finished.

A fitted kitchen brings together units, worktop, sink, hob, oven, extractor hood and a full-size fridge. The ESSENCE+ kitchenette comes down to three appliances: small fridge, hob, microwave doubling as an oven. ESSENCE has none — it is a pool house, conceived as an entertaining annexe, and ESSENCE+ is its studio version.

The list stands on its own: what isn't on it isn't supplied. A dishwasher, for instance, is included on no configuration. Two pages set out the list item by item: HORIZON and SIGNATURE; the full range, with current pricing, is on the habitats page.

III · What stays with the client What you buy stops at the module set down.

The delivered scope stops at the module set down: the land, the foundations on pilings and their fastening, the utility connections, and the permit and administrative steps — including the building permit process detailed by Service-Public.fr — are not part of any Home Kit Home inventory: these are the four items the client buys separately, directly from local companies. Home Kit Home can give an indicative estimate for them, but never becomes the contracting party or the one who invoices.

The installation itself takes a few days: craning onto the pilings already in place, levelling, first connections — handled by the client's local companies, with no concrete pour and no prolonged worksite footprint.

Every product page repeats the same boundary under its price — “delivered, excluding foundations, utilities and land” — and it takes six months, sometimes less, between the first conversation and the actual installation for the complete inventory to reach the plot.

V · Check before you sign The same grid works for any offer.

Our dossier on the five-criteria grid asks this same question at the scale of an entire category; this article is its detailed version for a Home Kit Home habitat, item by item — the thirteen in section II, the four in section III. Keep this list close: it's what you check against, not a phrase to decode.

This grid gets walked through with you at the very first conversation — talking to Home Kit Home puts every line on the table before any quote is drafted.