U Shape Modular Kitchen: A Practical Guide for Pune Homes
Walk into any Pune flat around dinner time and you will see the same thing: someone turning between the stove, the sink and the fridge with a steel bowl in one hand. A u shape modular kitchen is designed to cut out those extra steps. Counters run along three walls, so everything you need is within an arm's reach and nothing is more than a pivot away. What exactly is a U-shaped kitchen? Picture the letter U. Two long runs of cabinets face each other and a third run closes the end. The open side is your entrance. Most families put the hob on one arm, the sink on the base, and tall units such as the fridge, pantry and oven on the other arm. In a modular setup, each cabinet is built in a factory as a separate unit and fitted at your home. You get cleaner finishing and faster installation, and you can change a single drawer ten years later without tearing out the entire kitchen. How much space do you need? U-shapes need breathing room. As a thumb rule, keep about 1.2 to 1.5 metres (f...