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  • -PLAN IT- Once you've measured your kitchen you can start using our online kitchen planner at home.

  • But if you need help planning-

  • -book an appointment with a member of staff at your local IKEA store-

  • -or contact us for details.

  • Here are some things you need to think about when you start planning your kitchen.

  • You should be able to move quickly and easily between the cooking area, the fridge and the sink.

  • This is sometimes called the working triangle.

  • The shape of our kitchen will usually be dictated by the shape of the room-

  • -but just because your existing kitchen is one shape-

  • -doesn't necessarily mean your new kitchen has to be the same.

  • Here are a few layout options:

  • A line kitchen is good for small spaces but not so good for bigger rooms.

  • If you have the space, you can add an island-

  • -which not only gives more storage-

  • -it can also act as a serving area, a hang-out and a room divider.

  • An L-shaped kitchen creates a good working triangle and gives you lots of storage space.

  • A U-shaped kitchen gives you loads of storage and worktop space-

  • -but you'll need a big room.

  • A parallel kitchen gives you two work and storage stations on opposite walls.

  • It doesn't need that much space and works really well in rooms with a door or window at the end.

  • When it comes to worktops-

  • -space on both sides of the hob will give you somewhere to put hot pans-

  • -but if you're short on space prioritise the space between the sink and the hob.

  • In a parallel kitchen make sure there's room for two people to work without bumping into each other.

  • A distance of at least 120 cm will let you open drawers and doors on both sides at the same time.

  • Place wall cabinets at a height that won't block the view of the counter tops.

  • Make sure you follow the manufacturer's recommendation-

  • -when it comes to the height of the fan above the hob.

  • Placing your oven at eye-level means less bending and keeps the oven out of reach of the kids.

  • Counter space beside the oven will give you somewhere to put hot trays.

  • Keeping your cooking utensils and pots and pans close to the hob-

  • -means they'll always be within reach when you need them.

  • Storing your glasses, cutlery and porcelain close to the sink and dishwasher-

  • -will make loading and unloading the dishwasher easier.

  • Leave space for a filler piece between the last cabinet and the wall.

  • This will give you enough room to fully open the door-

  • -which is especially important if you have pull-out baskets.

  • Here are some things to avoid:

  • Putting your oven or dishwasher in a corner will block the adjacent drawers and cabinets.

  • Placing a sink next to a wall will disrupt your workflow and reduce your counter top space.

  • Placing the oven next to a wall will expose the wall to heat and fat splashes.

  • Placing drawers in a corner will block the adjoining cabinet and may damage its door or handle.

-PLAN IT- Once you've measured your kitchen you can start using our online kitchen planner at home.

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イケアのキッチンのプランニング方法 (How to plan your IKEA kitchen)

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    kwokcy に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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