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Appliances Installation

The Starting Point

Ideally, you should choose your kitchen layout first, then choose appliances that fit. If you fall in love with a side-by-side fridge, will you have room for two wall ovens and a cooktop? See, there are compromises. We believe the fundamental part is what and how your are going to cook on your kitchen…

… or the where your laundry machines will be:

  • Garage
  • Kitchen
  • Laundry room
  • Guest room
  • Outdoors

Knowledge base

Your personal use

Appliances, alone, do not make a kitchen. But, they just might be the most important aspect of your space. After all, the kitchen’s primary function is for preparing and cooking meals. How high-end do you want to go? Chefs and bakers who plan to use the restaurant-quality features on professional models can justify hefty price tags that can consume their kitchen budget.

Ovens

A high-performing convection oven, which circulates heat with a fan to cook food faster and more evenly, will help you get dinner on the table faster than a traditional oven. Bakers, on the other hand, will want the traditional bake/roast/broil. In a perfect kitchen world, you can have both with a stacked or side-by-side oven station.

Fridges

When evaluating refrigerator performance, quality comes down to the compressor. Single-compressor units that power a refrigerator-freezer work double-time to keep a moist fridge and a dry, cold freezer. A dual-compressor unit costs more but will allow you to keep fresh food longer. This might be worth it if you pay a lot for groceries. “People who are buying organic and better-quality products want them to be peak because they paid for organic or gourmet foods,”

Dishwashers

Now you can get drawer dishwashers, which are easier to load and can be installed at various heights based on your needs Plus, they can handle smaller loads, so they are more efficient. Still, traditional dishwashers with doors that pull from the top down are the most popular style, and they can be paneled to blend with the cabinetry for a seamless look. Stainless steel still reigns in popularity. Depending on your kitchen layout, you might want to add an economy-sized dishwasher by a wet bar to manage glassware.

Helpful tips

Keep these tips in mind when considering appliances:

  • When choosing a convection oven, keep in mind that electric convection ovens tend to perform more effectively. Ask the showroom manager about this.
  • Sometimes a hood is a focal point in the kitchens, and sometimes not. Consider a glass hood that will not block views if the hood is positioned over an island/eating space or interferes with an important sight line.
  • Want to hide the refrigerator/freezer? Check into models that can be covered with paneling so this appliance blends in with cabinetry.
  • Considering a prep sink or bar sink? Size matters. Invest in a true sink for food preparation. A deeper sink is more convenient for washing heads of romaine lettuce and other vegetables. A pint-sized bar sink is great for rinsing out glasses.

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