Kitchen

• working heights for stove, countertop and sink should be adapted to the  body height directly at planning and installation of the kitchen or through  variable working heights by a lift system.
• for wheelchair users to drive underneath stove, countertop and sink should be possible.
• stove, countertop and sink should arranged closed together and in a diaogonal way
• easy access to the cabinet content with individual storage space and storage options
• drawers with smooth-running rails
• more visible through full or part glazing doors and glass shelves in overhead cabinets
• movable elements and furniture by them self
• Safety combines with modern design
• All kitchens can be retrofitted and chanced for more accessibility

Improvements and notes

• The dining table as an area in the kitchen is a large benefit: in addition to use as a preparation table socialising in kitchen and cooking together is possible.
• Specified disabled, wheelchair-accessible kitchen through Furnishing, height-adjustable work surfaces and lowerable cabinets systems
• A lift system that enables cabinets and worktops to be adjusted to the required height makes the work much easier and more enjoyable.

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