Layout format of integral stainless steel cabinets:

Island kitchen.

The island kitchen has more operating countertops and storage space, so it is convenient for many people to work in the kitchen at the same time. Sinks or ovens / stoves can also be installed on the kitchen island if necessary. Before making a decision, check whether the pipes, circuits and ventilation pipes of the kitchen island range hood can be connected, and make sure there is an operating table between the stove and the sink.

This design requires a lot of kitchen space. There should be at least a 120cm distance between the cabinet and the kitchen island to ensure that there is enough walking space and room for cabinet doors and drawers to open. The kitchen island can also be used as a serving, bar table or room partition.

U-shaped kitchen.

U-shaped kitchen easy access to every item, can make full use of space for cooking and storage, two people can be easily busy in the kitchen at the same time. But U-shaped kitchens are only suitable for kitchens with large space. Avoid cross-setting of operating surfaces so that two people can work comfortably at the same time without colliding. At least 120cm spacing must be maintained between the two opposite rows of cabinets to ensure that there is sufficient space.

Corridor kitchen.

The corridor kitchen sets up two rows of work and storage areas along two opposite walls. If preparing food is the focus of the kitchen, then this design is a big advantage. The corridor kitchen does not need a lot of space, and there are doors or windows at the end of the kitchen.

At least 120cm spacing should be maintained between the two opposite rows of cabinets to ensure that there is sufficient space to open the door. For narrow spaces, you can choose cabinets with a depth of 60cm on one side and cabinets with a depth of 35cm on the other side.

Zigzag kitchen.

A zigzag kitchen is to place all the appliances and cabinets along a wall, and the work is carried out in a straight line. This compact and efficient narrow kitchen design is suitable for small and medium-sized families or houses where only one person works in the kitchen at a time. If you use this design in a large kitchen, the distance between different functions may be too large. You can consider using double-row wall cabinets or increasing wall-to-wall high cabinets to make full use of metope space.

L-shaped kitchen.

L-shaped kitchen is a practical kitchen design, but also the most common kitchen design, is the ideal choice for small space. By dividing the work area between two connected walls in this way, the ideal work triangle can be obtained. Stoves, sinks, disinfection cabinets and refrigerators, there is an operating table between each workstation to prevent spilling and overcrowding.