Kitchen Plans

[Nutter]

Ok, I think this goes in this area of the void because it is all hand drawn...

Anyway, I've got an assignment where I have to draw up some Kitchen Plans. Gotta make more images, but I thought I'd just show of one of them.

[cC.DOMINO™]

is this for a home, or a resturant? because if that is a commercial oven for a resturant it will need room to vent, you probly don't want to put it directly next to a refridgerator, ovens get hot, fridges are supposed to stay cold. Might want to put oven on opposite end of kitchen, or just a little further away, near a food prep area. Looks like a good blueprint tho nice job.

[Nutter]

It for a Home. Actually it's My Kitchen.

Our current Oven is in the same position. Problem is that I can only move it up, closer to the top wall (due to size restrictions and accessibility). The next problem with that is that this then clashes with the dishwasher and that corner unit. You can only access one of these three things at any one point. So if I have a Fry pan or baking tray I need to get out, then I have to make sure that the Dishwasher and the oven are closed.

Just means I am double handling things when I move them around.

EDIT: I can't move the Dishwasher to the left because it will clash with the sink

[MarkPancake]

Who has an oven right next to their fridge?

[Nutter]

Someone with a stupidly cramped kitchen.

[DeadlesS]

Who has an oven right next to their fridge?

i do

and nice blueprints nutter

[XaiXo]

Who has an oven right next to their fridge?

Me, and my kitchen is massive. There's about half a foot of counter between the fridge-freezer's unit and the oven's though.

[Tavro]

It's usually not a good idea to have two cabinets in a corner, especially when they open into each other, like what you have here:

Try putting in a double-tiered lazy susan to maximize that space.

[KidBuu]

heyyyyyyy yours and mine handwriting match!! how come! the numbers are same too!

[Nutter]

It's usually not a good idea to have two cabinets in a corner, especially when they open into each other, like what you have here:

Try putting in a double-tiered lazy susan to maximize that space.

Nah man. I got this cool contraption that's going in there. Basically one part pulls out of the cupboard and the second section in the corner slides to the door opening.

No more reaching into the corner, the corner comes to you.

Something like this: Blind Corner Swingout

Buu: That isn't my normal hand writing.