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What is Kitchen Work Triangle?

Kitchen Triangle

Designing your kitchen is crucial. It needs to be affordable, beautiful, and above all, practical. The layout is key to how efficiently you can move and work within the space. One of the best ways to ensure an effective kitchen design is by using the Work Triangle.

The Work Triangle is an ergonomic principle that optimizes kitchen flow. It focuses on placing the most frequently used areas—such as the refrigerator, sink, and cooktop—at optimal distances from each other. This reduces unnecessary movement and makes cooking easier and more efficient. You can adjust the work triangle based on how you use your kitchen, but the goal is always to minimize obstacles and improve functionality.

This design approach is widely used because it makes the kitchen more efficient, reducing time and energy spent moving between work zones. It creates a logical flow, making cooking and meal prep faster and less stressful, while also making the space feel more open and inviting for everyone.

If you’re planning a new kitchen or renovating, expert advice can make all the difference.

At Kitchen Connection, we specialise in designing functional, beautiful kitchens. Contact us online or call 1800 700 777 for professional guidance.

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