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1. TYPES OF
MODULAR KITCHEN
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2. Straight Modular Kitchen: This is the
simplest and most space-efficient type
of modular kitchen. It consists of a
straight line of cabinets along one wall,
with the cooking range, sink, and other
appliances arranged in a linear
fashion.
L-Shaped Modular Kitchen: In an L-
shaped modular kitchen, the cabinets
are arranged in an "L" configuration,
utilizing two adjacent walls. This design
provides more storage space and
countertop area compared to a
straight kitchen.

3. U-Shaped Modular Kitchen: A U-
shaped modular kitchen utilizes
three adjacent walls, forming a "U"
shape. It offers plenty of storage
options and countertop space,
making it suitable for larger
kitchens
Parallel Modular Kitchen: In a
parallel modular kitchen, two
parallel counters or cabinets are
placed facing each other, with a
walkway in between. This design is
useful for optimizing space and
allows for efficient workflow.

4. peninsula Modular Kitchen: A
peninsula kitchen is similar to an
island kitchen, but instead of a
standalone island, it has a
connected extended counter or
cabinets that jut out from a wall,
creating an additional workspace or
dining area.
Island Modular Kitchen: Island kitchens have
a freestanding unit, called an island, in the
center of the kitchen. The island typically
includes a countertop for food preparation,
additional storage, and seating options.
Island kitchens are ideal for spacious
kitchens with an open floor plan.

5. Galley Modular Kitchen: Galley kitchens
have parallel countertops or cabinets
placed along opposite walls, with a
walkway in between. This design is
efficient for smaller spaces and offers a
streamlined workflow.
G-Shaped Modular Kitchen: A G-
shaped kitchen is an extension of
the U-shaped kitchen, with an
additional countertop or cabinet
attached to one side of the U
shape. This design provides extra
storage and workspace, suitable
for larger kitchens.

6. These are some of the common types of
modular kitchens, and variations or
combinations of these designs can also be
created to suit specific requirements and
preferences.
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