The working triangle
Looking at the natural flow of work zones within the kitchen, this work path is referred to as
the working triangle. The working triangle illustrates the route between the most used work
areas, like the fridge, sink and cooking appliances. By reducing the size of the working
triangle it will save you a lot of time and effort in your new kitchen. By using the 4 common
kitchen layouts (Straight Line, L-Shape, U-Shape, and Galley) and referring to the working
triangle, you can select the design most suited to your new kitchen
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