TYPES OF KITCHEN
The 6 Most popular kitchen layout type
With a additional row cabinetry, the galley kitchen already offers more flexibility when it comes to storage space. Especially for bigger families or multiple cook kitchen,
1. THE PARALLEL KITCHEN (GALLEY)......
2. THE L- SHAPED KITCHEN......
3. THE U- SHAPED KITCHEN......
4. THE G- SHAPED KITCHEN......
5. THE ONE COUNTER (ONE WALL) KITCHEN......
6. THE ISLAND KITCHEN.....
7. THE PENINSULA KITCHEN.......
1. PARALLEL KITCHEN (GALLEY)
With a additional row cabinetry, the galley kitchen already offers more flexibility when it comes to storage space. Especially for bigger families or multiple cook kitchen, it is important to have a work areas along only one of the wall, not both. This wall help you to avoid traffic through the work triangle and eliminate the risk of injury.
Single cook Distance of pallar kitchen 42” (3’6”)
Double cook Distance of pallar kitchen 48” (4’)
2. L-
SHAPED KITCHEN
Where space
allow, make the most of the corner by installing a walk-in pantry cupboard. this way you won’t lose the valuable space
that is usually lost in a corner, and you gain a huge asset to your kitchen. With an
L- shaped kitchen, you may even be able to create a small breakfast nook
in the opposite corner, further increasing your family’s enjoyment of room
3. U- SHAPED KITCHEN
Keep window areas open and uncluttered in a U- shaped kitchen. This types of kitchen layout provides the perfect opportunity for an uninterrupted work triangle soo make the best use of the space by having the work areas on the opposite end of the back and entry doors.
4. G- SHAPED KITCHEN
A is the term used to describe a cabinetry configuration that has a preparation-area peninsula and four walls of storage. ... G-shaped designs also increase the number of base cabinets that can be included which increases storage space while streamlining the cooking area.
Think
vertical. You only have so much width to work with, so taking your cabinets up
as far as possible will help create extra storage space. While the traditional work triangle is
not possible in a one-wall kitchen, try to put your fridge on one end, oven and
hob in the middle and the sink at the other end. If your cabinets do not go up
to ceiling, utilise the space above them by storing lesser-used items there.
Alternatively, you can use this space as a display area to strengthen the theme
of your kitchen.
6. ISLAND KITCHEN (ISLAND COUNTER)
Utilise the island as both a work and social area where family and friends can interact while meals are being prepared because of it is a great place to install prominent decorative lighting that can also serve as task lighting.
As with the island kitchen, the peninsula offers a great opportunity for interaction during meal preparation. Is is a great solution for a small enclosed to open the area up to an adjacent room without giving up on storage space.
SIZE OF KITCHEN
Minimum Area:- the minimum area of store room should not be Less than 3 sqft. M
The height of room :- the room
should not be less then 2.2 m.
|
Size |
Dimension
in FT |
Dimension
in MT |
|
LARGE
|
12X14 |
3.65X4.26 |
|
MEDIUM
|
8X10 |
2.44X3.05 |
|
SMALL |
5X6 |
1.52X1.83 |
possible will help create extra storage space. While the traditional work triangle is
not possible in a one-wall kitchen, try to put your fridge on one end, oven and
hob in the middle and the sink at the other end. If your cabinets do
The work
Triangle :-
The work triangle was devised in the 1920’s as one of the first measures of efficiency in a residential kitchen. The triangle creates a clear path between the area for
Ø Food preparation
Ø Stove , Hob
Ø Cleaning area
Ø
Sink
Ø Food storage
Ø Refrigerator
The kitchen work triangle 3 Element distance min 4’ max 9’
The kitchen work triangle 3 Element sum min 13’ max 26’
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