Help with kitchen layout!
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Comments (8)agree with One Plan, check the spec of the american fr/frz as most fridges can't be fitted in corners, there's also regulations on how close a gas hob can be fitted to an opening window. you could swap the larder tower and fridge around and also swap the drawer unit around for the oven/hob but you'd lose the wall unit. the second plan might work but i'd lose the top box and the tower decor panels (unnecessary expense), can't really see the rest of the design....See Morehelp with kitchen layout
Comments (3)Thanks oneplan and pjdklm. Excellent point about the job being right next to the utility door. I do not envision kids would be using that door much but stil a very good point. Sorry the only measurement that’s not accurate is the utility. It’s 5ft wide and we should be able to use it. We are going to use the washing machine 3-4 times a week so can manage. I also forget to draw the window above the sink which is already there. The sink is at the same place where the old utility’s sink is currently. I can possibly try to swap the window above the sink and the door and that would help me in bringing the hob and sink together on same surface. I am thinking of walling off the window completely as the old utility area also has a skylight but need to check again by blacking out the window and see the impact first. Wife is dead against a sink/hob on island and anyhow I am afraid it will get too congested. What are your thoughts about the rest of the plan? I really need some professional advice but oneplan you guys are not free until March and I want to get the work done ASAP as waiting to get the work done before we move in. Thanks again...See MoreDesign gurus! Please help with kitchen layout ideas
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Comments (4)A floor plan would be handy! However on first looking at your pics, it stricks me that the fridge encroaches into the carpeted area which seems to be the natural location for dining. I'm wondering if the radiator and the cupboard above in the kitchen could be moved and the fridged located here? Thinking further about the room, having the same floor throughout would help it feel as one space. The different floor surfaces divides the room at present. It could be that the carpetted section could be a diner, with comfortable bench seating, with storage underneath, and table along the wall looking out the slider....See More- 7 years ago
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