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Modular Kitchen in South & East Delhi
Modular are not at all a new trend in India, especially in cities. Nowadays, they have become very common in smaller cities as well. There are an increasing number of people in North India opting for kitchens in their houses, especially in the areas around NCR and Chandigarh. A couple of dealers in Faridabad and surrounding areas have been preferred by most families.
Now, for the beginners, let's talk about why your family should go for a modular kitchen and not a 'civil kitchen' which might have been a part of a new house that you've bought or are planning to buy. If you already have a house of your own, should you really consider updating your civil kitchen to a modular one? Is it really just about the looks of the kitchen or is convenience a big factor? The following few points should help you put things in perspective.
The basic structural difference between a civil kitchen and a modular one is that in a civil kitchen, the counter-top is made first, and the cabinets are built below it; whereas in a kitchens, the boxes are made first and the counter-top is installed above them later. Because of this, boxes in a civil kitchen have to be built with the structural restriction of space. This could lead to issues with alignments. The number and design of possible accessories and fittings, too, becomes limited. In kitchens the space can be designed first with customized accessories, fittings and requirements and then the boxes can be designed to fit the space created.
In a civil kitchen, manual work required is much more versus a modern. You will have to depend a lot upon the carpenter for a civil kitchen. For a modular one, most of the fittings are machinery-made. Since the countertop slab is made on a cemented structure in a civil kitchen, the thickness of the slab is usually 100 mm to 150 mm. This thickness reduces to 20 mm or 40 mm in case of modular designs. Moreover, the space below the countertop in a civil kitchen may not be the required benchmark of 800 mm in a civil kitchen, so standard brand accessories may not fit in properly.
Most kitchen cabinets in India are made of waterproof plywood cut in appropriate sizes and joined together to form a unit with shutters/drawers. It usually includes 5 sides (left, right, bottom, top & back) forming the storage. If have planned structures which are assembled next to each other (floor units, wall units, tall units, etc). Each unit is called a module and hence, the term modular kitchen.
The kitchen is an empty room and the designer has the freedom to create a unique design in partnership with the homemaker. The design possibilities are endless and interesting. Folks in North India, especially around Delhi and Punjab are known to be particular about spaces, designs and interiors. Hence, the dealers in Faridabad and the rest of NCR are keen on developing new and modern offerings for the modern, urban homemaker.

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