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Installation
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Choose
the best layout according to the actual room characteristics.
Discover the most suitable layout according to your
needs: linear, parallel, corner, three-sided... |
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This
is the best solution for those with
only limited space available: the whole kitchen takes
up one wall and the other wall is free. Assuming a standard
set of electrical appliances (refrigerator, 60 cm cooking
hob, 90 cm sink and 45 cm base unit) you should calculate
a total length of about 255 cm. and a minimum width
of 180 cm. for easy access. |
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This
solution makes it easier to set out the electrical appliances
while at the same time guaranteeing a series of solutions
to make spaces more accessible. The kitchen is set out
on two sides, with a minimum space between each side of
120 cm in order to leave enough walking space. The room
therefore needs to be at least 240 cm wide. |
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The
strong feature of this solution is a more ergonomic layout
of the various components. The kitchen is "L" shaped,
along two walls, one of which must be at least 240 cm
long. The corner can be exploited by using special sinks
(or, if you prefer, cooking hobs); in the opposite corner
you can put a table, leaving enough space for chairs. |
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The
ideal layout for large rooms, in which two-bowl sinks
and  corner
units can easily be fitted. The longer side offers a
larger work area, with the worktop continuing underneath
the window too. It is essential that one of the two
sides of the "L" is at least 240 cm long. |
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