Need help deciding on kitchen layout
Hi there :) We are trying out different layout options for our kitchen, but can't really decide since both options have pros and cons and can both work well. The image attached gives you an idea of the layouts we came up with. Dimensions and labelling are not accurate... it's more the overall layout that we need advice for. Thanks!
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8 years agoI would have thought something more along these (grey) lines might be more suitable with the sink and hob along either of the longer runs, the return in there is just for a breakfast bar, if that's what you'd like. Bear in mind you should really have at keast 400mm of worktop each side if the hob for safety reasons.
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PRO8 years agolast modified: 8 years agoOption A, but move the hob from the end. Option B doesn't give enough storage or counter space. I don't know if the long run is an outside wall or not, but if it is at least you can vent outside over the hob.
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