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Kitchen layout
By admin | December 24, 2008
First of all kitchen layout depends if this space is renovated or projected for the first time. Of course, the space itself must be considered, so as a layout of windows and doors. Possibilities are wider if an apartment or a house in construction are in question. Most frequent kitchen layouts are:
1. Single wall kitchen
2. Corridor kitchen
3. L formed or double L formed kitchen layout
4. U kitchen
5. G kitchen layout
To have an optimal kitchen layout for your needs, following must be considered:
- Do you want a dining space in the kitchen
- Do you need a double sink
- Do you need a kitchener or a separate oven and hot plate
- Will this layout enable easy washing out of dishes and placing in dish washing machine
- Will oil and spices be near an oven, or will you need to go to another part of the kitchen to get them
- Is the workspace big enough to prepare the food on
- Are the sink and an oven to far apart so you’ll need to walk between them
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