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Why consider ergonomics and comfort?
On average, 360 individual operations occur every day in the kitchen. These include simple movements such as removing a potato peeler from a drawer, peeling the potato and walking the peelings over to the trash can. Imagine how much bending, reaching and travel takes place throughout the kitchen for the preparation and cleanup of just a single meal.
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Gain comfort and time
Using full extension drawers and interior roll-outs enables you to see and reach the contents easily and quickly. Make working in the kitchen more fun.
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Ergonomically recommended storage areas for various items
In general, frequently used items should be stored within easy reach such as in the top drawer or in the bottom of a wall cabinet. Items used less often can be stored above and below those areas. Seldom-used items can be placed on the top shelf of a wall cabinet. This saves time during daily kitchen activity.
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Even more storage space
More usable space is gained when using deeper drawers. This is especially useful in pantry units where items are sometimes stacked upon each other, or for places where you need to store appliances, such as the food processor in the Preparation zone.
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DYNAMIC SPACE
