Make Your Life Easier - Divide Your Kitchen into Zones!
Kitchens can be divided into different work areas or ‘zones’ to cater for typical tasks. This shortens distances and means that you can keep everything exactly where you need it.
Consumables
Food is kept in the ‘consumables’ zone. The focus should be on easy access to contents when planning this zone.
Non-consumables
The ‘non-consumables’ zone is designed for cutlery, dinnerware and glasses. That’s why it’s a good idea to have the dishwasher close by.
Cleaning
This zone features the dishwasher and sink. Make sure you have enough space to keep cleaning utensils and agents here.
Preparation
All the utensils needed for preparing food are kept here (between ‘cooking’ and ‘cleaning’). Pull-outs ensure that implements are within easy reach and can be quickly placed on worktops.
Cooking
There should be enough space for pots and pans and cooking utensils right next to the hob. And it’s a good idea to keep baking sheets and baking accessories close to the oven.
Smooth Workflows are Possible in Every Kitchen
Every kitchen can be divided into five work zones - regardless of size or shape. For right-handed people, the consumables, non-consumables, cleaning, preparation and cooking zones are arranged clockwise. If you’re left-handed, it’s the other way around.
Fit Easy Access into Your Kitchen!
Use Pull-outs and Lift Systems Instead of Doors
Clear visibility and easy access. No more bending down and digging out things thanks to easy-to-use pull-outs and lift systems.
Good for Your Back
Drawers are more ergonomic. They save you from bending or kneeling down. And you can quickly find items at the back of drawers - without having to tidy up first
Easy Access Lift Systems
Lift systems glide up and out of your way, providing easy access to dinnerware. Convenient and safe. Lift systems hold in any position so both hands are free.
Full extension
Drawers with full extension give you easy access to lids, provisions and containers - right at the back of drawers.
Ergonomic levels
Sort your contents into items that you use all the time, often or seldom. If you store them at the right level, you won’t have to bend down or stretch so often. 