The Kitchen Triangle is one of the most important factors when designing a fitted kitchen.
The Kitchen Triangle is the space between the stove, fridge and sink; as these are the most frequently used areas of a kitchen. In order for your new fitted kitchen to not only look beautiful but function efficiently as a kitchen, our designers always take the kitchen triangle into consideration.
Here are some rules to the Kitchen Triangle:
- No leg of the triangle should be less than 1.2 metres or more than 2.7 metres.
- Nothing should, if possible, obstruct a leg of the triangle.
- If possible, there should be no other traffic through the triangle.
We know that a perfect triangle isn’t always possible in every new fitted kitchen. Single wall or galley kitchen are examples of how a triangle can’t always be applied. However, the principles of the Kitchen Triangle, to create a perfect working space within your new kitchen are always at the forefront of our designers’ mind, even if they can’t traditionally be applied..
If you want to find out more about our design principles and how we approach every single one of our kitchens, you can take a look at our news section.
