How To Plan The Movement Of Stainless Steel Kitchen Cabinets


4 common route planning of Stainless Steel Kitchen Cabinets :

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4 common route planning of Stainless Steel Kitchen Cabinets :

1. One-line kitchen flow planning: One-line kitchen is suitable for small, wide and narrow kitchens. The lines of movement are all in a straight line, smooth and clear, but the distance between walking when cooking is relatively long. The following is the dynamic line design concept of the European style stainless steel cabinets.

2. Double-line kitchen circulation planning: Double-line type (also called corridor type) is relatively suitable for "passage-type" kitchens with kitchen entrance on one side and balcony on the other. Its moving lines are circuitous, resulting in enclosed work areas, which can effectively shorten the walking distance between each area, but the width of the kitchen is relatively more demanding, because the cabinets are distributed on both sides.

3. L-shaped kitchen layout: L-shaped is the most common kitchen layout. Many types of apartment structures are suitable, but it should be noted that the long side is not suitable for too long, otherwise it will be very tiring to cook.

4. U-shaped kitchen flow planning: U-shaped is suitable for large kitchen spaces, which can plan the flow more scientifically and reasonably, with more storage space and wide actual operating countertops in each area

Through the above introduction, Handmade Sink Manufacturers hopes that you can simply refer to the content of this article in future use.

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