What's the distance between the kitchen stove and the vegetable sink?

If cooking is about temperature, the convenience of the kitchen is very important as a practical space for daily cooking, so we should fully follow this point when designing the distance between the stove and the vegetable washing pool. There is no fixed standard for the distance between them. If the kitchen area is small, the distance between the sink and the stove should be at least 50 cm, which is equivalent to a person standing in a wide position and putting down a small chopping board. Might as well add a case board. If the kitchen area is large enough, the distance between the two can be relatively large.

The distance between the cooking stove and the vegetable washing pool should follow the direction of the cooking assembly line. From the point of view of facilitating China's traditional usage habits, the order from left to right should be vegetable washing pool, vegetable cutting area, semi-finished product area, stove and finished product area. Design and construction should be combined with the actual distance and reasonable layout. But at least it needs to be kept above 50 cm for two reasons: First, fire and water are incompatible, oil leakage and other factors are not conducive to safety; Second, both the stove and the sink have weight, and if the distance is too small, there is a hidden danger of deterioration and cracking. ?

The distance between the stove and the sink should not be too far or too close. The two can be in the same direction or perpendicular, but they should not be opposite. In addition, the distance between the cooker and the vegetable washing pool should also refer to the reasonable position of the sewer and exhaust flue, so as not to affect the use function.

When the distance between the stove and the vegetable washing pool is really not good, install a fireproof and waterproof partition. If the space is limited, a fireproof and waterproof material partition should be designed and installed between them to prevent mutual influence during use.