History
The kitchen work triangle is a model that was developed in the 1940s to address the efficiency of the kitchen space between the major work centers: Cooking, Preparation (sink/dishwasher) and Food Storage (refrigerator).
It was designed to maximize the efficiency of a one-cook kitchen that stemmed from Taylorist principles that had to do with time-motion studies from around the turn of the century.
The University of Illinois School of Architecture developed the work triangle to emphasize cost reduction by standardising construction. This resulted in a variety of configurations.
See the diagram below - you may ask why on earth I include this in the website..
Changing your kitchen is a big decision - we understand that you will want to get maximum benefit in the long run with minimum disruption in the short term.
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Your kitchen re-fit is a major investment in time and money - the kitchen is the hub of the family and we want you to enjoy sittingin the room you have every confidence in from design, practicality and the high quality finish.