Plan the working sequence
In this example, the hob and drawers sit at one end, the sink and dishwasher occupy the middle, and the appliance tower and fridge finish the run. Keeping tall units together leaves a continuous area of lower worktop. Move that group if a window, doorway or existing services need the space.
Leave a place to put things down
A continuous run is easy to overfill. Look for usable counter space beside the sink and near the fridge, then compare that with the space taken by small appliances. A cabinet schedule shows widths, but the elevation helps you see whether the worktop is actually useful.
Build from the wall measurement
The 480 cm wall is a planning example, not a measurement of your home. Enter your actual length, include any filler or end panels, and check the remaining wall space. Changing the room size does not shrink the cabinets to fit.
Questions before you start
Can I add an island later?
Yes. Add island cabinets in the editor and check the available walking space and door-opening areas before keeping them in the layout.
Does the example include plumbing?
No. Place plumbing points, outlets and an extractor outlet using the fixture library to match your site.
