Comments on: Need information about the use of equilateral triangles in kitchen design? http://kitchencabinetadvice.com/kitchen-cabinetry/need-information-about-the-use-of-equilateral-triangles-in-kitchen-design/24/ Advice For Homeowners Regarding Kitchen Cabinets Thu, 09 Feb 2012 20:10:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Cyn http://kitchencabinetadvice.com/kitchen-cabinetry/need-information-about-the-use-of-equilateral-triangles-in-kitchen-design/24/comment-page-1/#comment-27 Cyn Wed, 18 Feb 2009 15:51:10 +0000 http://kitchencabinetadvice.com/kitchen-cabinetry/need-information-about-the-use-of-equilateral-triangles-in-kitchen-design/24/#comment-27 <a href=""></a> Chlorina2006's info is correct. Also make sure that your ref is not close to your range.

Chlorina2006’s info is correct. Also make sure that your ref is not close to your range.

]]> By: chlorina2006 http://kitchencabinetadvice.com/kitchen-cabinetry/need-information-about-the-use-of-equilateral-triangles-in-kitchen-design/24/comment-page-1/#comment-26 chlorina2006 Mon, 16 Feb 2009 10:06:29 +0000 http://kitchencabinetadvice.com/kitchen-cabinetry/need-information-about-the-use-of-equilateral-triangles-in-kitchen-design/24/#comment-26 <a href=""></a> arch 101 An efficient work triangle in the kitchen doesn't have to be equilateral but it does help to keep it reasonably close. Measure the distance between the 3 major work areas, sink, cook top, and refrigerator. Total the distance between the three. The optimum distance should be between 12-21 feet. In an equilateral triangle that's 4 to 7 feet per side. There are other things to consider such as how many people will be cooking at the same time and is there enough space to accommodate all persons comfortably.

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An efficient work triangle in the kitchen doesn’t have to be equilateral but it does help to keep it reasonably close. Measure the distance between the 3 major work areas, sink, cook top, and refrigerator. Total the distance between the three. The optimum distance should be between 12-21 feet. In an equilateral triangle that’s 4 to 7 feet per side. There are other things to consider such as how many people will be cooking at the same time and is there enough space to accommodate all persons comfortably.

]]> By: robobob4077 http://kitchencabinetadvice.com/kitchen-cabinetry/need-information-about-the-use-of-equilateral-triangles-in-kitchen-design/24/comment-page-1/#comment-25 robobob4077 Sun, 15 Feb 2009 03:36:29 +0000 http://kitchencabinetadvice.com/kitchen-cabinetry/need-information-about-the-use-of-equilateral-triangles-in-kitchen-design/24/#comment-25 <a href=""></a> what are you doing?

what are you doing?

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