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When it comes to designing a granny flat, one very important section to pay close attention to
is the kitchen. Because a granny flat
has a limited floor area as mandated by your local building regulations, you
can maximize enough space by setting up the most appropriate kitchen layout.
The Basics
In a traditional kitchen, the stove, refrigerator and the
sink must provide ease of access by following the working triangle concept,
which means that each of them should fall on each of the three sides of a
triangle, making them equally close to the user. In a granny flat, this concept
must also apply to give your grannies or tenants the convenience of saving much
time in food preparation.
Shapes
As you read through the following choices, you would notice
that each particular shape and configuration is purposely set to fit a
particular floor area, even your own preferences. Let's go through each option
and check which one best fits your flat’s
interior layout:
The L-shaped kitchen works well in a narrow and rectangular
living space. If your flat only has a single partition, choose this particular
configuration instead.
But when the available space is very much narrow, you can
choose the single-line kitchen design. Here, all the components are arranged
into a single line that is usually attached to the kitchen wall. This is the
only layout that does not follow the working triangle concept. But this works
very well when your space inside the granny
flat is very limited.
If your kitchen is near the exit door, you can go for the
two-line or galley layout, which puts the stove or benchtop parallel to the
sink. This creates double exits to and
from your kitchen space. The first opening goes to your living room or dining
area, and the other one leads to the exit door.
If you prefer a larger working area inside your kitchen, you
might want to go for the U-shaped layout, which allows the working triangle to
be perfectly set up anywhere within the three sides. This also provides
additional space for your cupboards, benchtops and additional cabinets. And if
there is much more extra space, you can use the top portion as a breakfast
table.
What’s Next
Now that we have rounded up the different options for you,
you’ll discover that setting up a kitchen might be a little complicated. So it
would be wise to consult your granny flats perth to make sure that no detail is missed. Discuss with them your
preferences so they get a good idea of what to install, while at the same time,
considering what remaining space you have a inside the granny flats perth.
For more Information
Phone: (08) 9397 0963
Address: 630 Armadale Road Forrestdale WA 6112
Fax: (08) 9397 0956
ABN: 51 079 433 471
Designing a beautiful kitchen with Granny flat drawings is much harder than it looks. You have to take into account factors such as the way your property faces and the amount of natural light in the kitchen.You also have to ensure the bench tops, appliances, cupboard doors, flooring and walls all work together to create a seamless and inviting space everyone will want to spend time in. Kitchen designers know which materials will work well in your space and they know which materials will look great for years to come.
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