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Appliances, work and clean up areas are arranged along one wall.
There is no balanced triangle for convenience and efficiency.
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This type of kitchen makes a very efficient work triangle but through
traffic can be a major problem.
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This is an efficient design when counters connecting the basic appliance
centers are continuous. The traffic bypasses the work triangle making
a good layout.
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This design takes advantage of the main floor space. The triangle
is reduced in size and the second aisle allows traffic to bypass
the work area.
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Peninsulas are L-shape kitchens with a peninsula that serves as
a counter space for food preparation or as a breakfast bar.
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This makes a well balanced triangle that is undisturbed by foot
traffic. Making a very well balanced kitchen.
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