Pros and Cons of modular kitchen

Modular kitchen can be defined as a kitchen arrangement where the complete kitchen is designed and set up as separate components. It can be modified according to an individual’s needs. The cost of the entire set-up depends upon factors such as the brand and the accessories used in the installation.

Earlier the concept of Modular Kitchen was not that popular because not many qualified professionals were available to install the kitchens. “Mostly local masons were given the task of installing these kitchens, which was not up to the mark”, says Moti Lalwani who provides accessories for Modular kitchens.

Soon brands like Hacker, Magppie, Kohler, Venta cucine etc joined hands with Indian companies to give professional training to people about installation of Modular kitchens. Even the IIT’s and NID’s of India introduced courses that would cater to this particular subject. With this, the concept of Modular kitchens gradually gained popularity.

A very fashionable concept, it definitely has its advantages but on the flipside lie a few disadvantages as well.

Advantages

•           It is easy to clean and even you can repair any part of modular kitchen.

•           The kitchen provides clutter-free space to easily work in the area.

•           It can easily be removed and shifted from one house to another.

•           Doing the repairing work in a modular kitchen is extremely easy. So, you will not have to make too much of efforts.

Disadvantages

•           These kitchens are expensive and repairing and replacements can also burn a hole in your pocket.

•           One has to go for an entire makeover of the kitchen if bored of the monotonous look of the kitchen.

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