modular kitchen dealers in delhi   Important Points to Look in a Modular Kitchen Before Buying Step 1: The first thing that comes in our mind is that how we should start planning our modular kitchen as it is the heart of your home. So the first thing to start with is the planning of the space but before that ask these question to yourself and your family members: what  to hang on to from your existing kitchen. what frustrates you in your kitchen, when and how you would like to use the space, etc Keep a note of all the negatives and positives of the kitchen as it will help you in giving a clear picture of what you want and what you don’t want in your kitchen. Key Result area of the kitchen Your kitchen can be divided into 5 vital areas consumables non-consumables preparation cooking cleaning however we use our kitchen for all type of activities, so ask yourself : are you going to dine in your kitchen? do you need a room that can cope with rigours of a busy family? if yes plan a dining table or a breakfast table in your kitchen room.  if you are a keen cook and cooking for a large family a cooking range is a good option for you. Ultimately, this kitchen is for you, and the essence is how you and your family are going to use the space. Design the space and features (must have items like corner, tall units, bottle pullouts, etc) which you need for the activities that will take place in your kitchen, and we will ensure you to match your kitchen to your lifestyle.   finer details now you will have more clear view on what you need in your kitchen, keeping in views what you need make a wish list of all the preferred products and materials. now figure out what you need in appliances, countertop, pantry, sink and taps, etc. from here onwards you will have an idea about style, colour and finishes but we will still advise you to browse through different websites and magazines and keep the images with you. budget now finalising the budget for the kitchen is a key element and it depend on the appliances you choose, counter top and shutters. there is a huge variety in the market. if you go with the branded ,the price may shoot up drastically. Similarly the counter top may also increase the budget of the kitchen. So try compromising on certain areas where you can to keep the budget within the reach if you are budget constrain. Layout An intelligent designer can create marvel out of the tighter spaces as well but it will be dictated by the existing dimension of the room. In case if you are planning for the extension of the kitchen you may opt for an open kitchen to seamlessly chained through the living area. Design advice Now considering all the points take your time  to consider these  points important to compile a good concise, which will be important to take the project forward. the best way is to get your own ideas rather than taking advise from others keeping in mind your requirements. Take as much help as you can help from your room dimensions, pictures, notes  and budget expectations, so you and the designer have mutual understanding on your individual requirements.    

learn how to measure your modular kitchen  

HOW TO MEASURE YOUR MODULAR KITCHEN 

The planning phase of our kitchen remodel is the time to consider our wishes, wants, and needs and get them written or drawn out. If we want our kitchen remodel to be a success, then be meticulous in  measurements. Being off by even as little as an inch can cause real problems and frustration. imprecise dimensions are the best way to make sure cabinets doesn’t fit! We start the planning process by figuring out how big the kitchen is. Using graph paper with corresponding squares equalling one foot of real space will aid in making the sketch accurate and to scale. Step by step flowchart  to measure:

• Walls: Start off by facing the wall that has the sink on it and label the wall as follows:

Wall #1 is the wall to your left, wall #2 is the wall with the sink, wall #3 is the wall to your right and wall #4 is the wall that’s behind you. If your kitchen only has three walls , adjust the wall labelling to fit your kitchen layout. Start on by measuring alongside the floor to get the exact length of each wall. subsequently measure the same direction about midway up the wall. Now measure the same direction a third time at the ceiling. Walls are rarely square and can often be off by as much as an inch or two. You need to know the exact size of each wall, so compute each one at these three points. Order your cabinets using the widest of the three measurements. If you don’t, you’ll have a gap between the wall and the end cabinet If your kitchen has a soffit , measure distance from the floor to the bottom of the soffit. Also measure the soffit’s depth and height. ALWAYS KEEP TOLERANCE OF 25mm LESSER  IN THE ACTUAL MEASUREMENT

• Doorways: Measure both the location of the doorway on the wall and the size of the doorway, including the  Starting in the left-hand corner for each measurement ensures accuracy; it’s too easy to make a mistake on the location of the door in the wall.

Start in the left-hand corner of any wall that has a doorway in it. Start at a spot halfway up the wall in the left-hand corner and measure from there to the edge of the door trim. Next, measure the width of the door including the trim on both sides. If the wall happens to have more than one door, measure each door location separately starting at the left-hand corner. Don’t measure from the edge of one door’s trim to the edge of the next door. Don’t forget to measure the height of the door (including trim), too. Note the location and dimensions on your paper.

• Windows: Start in the left-hand corner of the wall with a window and measure the distance from the wall corner to the edge of the window trim. Measure the window’s width and height including all sides of trim. Finally, measure the distance from the floor to lower edge of the bottom piece of trim. Use these measurements to draw the correct size window and transfer these measurements onto your paper.
• Pipes, vents, outlets, and switches:Accurately note the location of all receptacles, electrical switches, drainpipes, and venting ductwork. Once again, start in the left-hand corner of the wall with each specific item in it. This time, however, measure to the centre of the items including the outlets, drainpipes, or ductwork. Again, transfer these dimensions and positions onto your drawing.

  Now that you have all of the dimensions you need, you can actually draw your new kitchen layout. Start by playing around with different locations for the appliances, but always keep in mind where the power sources are located, unless you’re planning on moving them to accommodate an appliance’s new spot. Don’t be afraid to change the location of a specific size cabinet within a specific run, either.