What is the difference between a Modular Kitchen and Civil Kitchen?
While setting up a new home, most people first think of the carpenters to set up their kitchen. But this does not offer them the look of a modular kitchen interior design. When you get a perfectly designed modular kitchen, you can enjoy a lot of benefits that it offers over the carpenter-made civil kitchen.
Here are the differences that you will get between a modular kitchen and a civil kitchen:
- Assembling and Disassembling of the Kitchen:
The cabinets, pull-out trays, and other elements of a modular kitchen are such that they can be assembled and disassembled with ease. This means if you are planning to shift, you can easily take out these elements to assemble them in your new kitchen in the new location.
But in a civil kitchen designed by a local carpenter, these are permanent and you cannot take them out as per your requirement and wish to fit them in some other kitchen.
- The Finish:
The elements of a modular kitchen are machine-made. Hence, the edges and corners of the elements are perfectly smooth. This offers a sleek and pleasing look to the kitchen. But in a civil kitchen, everything is made out manually by the carpenters. It entirely depends upon the quality of work that is being done. Still, in terms of finishing, of course, the machine-made edges are far smoother than the manually made options.
- The Storage:
What happens when you ask your carpenter to create a kitchen with lots of storage? At maximum, they will build cabinets, drawers, and other similar options. The carpenters will not be able to provide the latest technologies that the modular kitchen can offer you. When you get a modular kitchen, you can explore unmatched storage facilities with several modern options such as corison racks, skirting drawers, vertical trays, magical corners, and many others.
- Comfortable Experience:
When you have decided to call upon your local carpenter team to prepare your kitchen, they will be working in your kitchen itself and you have to stay amidst the wood dust, the noise of the drill machines, and dirt till the task is accomplished. This is not in the case of a modular kitchen. All the elements are very much factory-made. The professionals just come with these arrangements and assemble them without much hassle.
- Ease of Cleaning:
One of the major problems that you have to face in the case of a civil kitchen is the cleaning of the kitchen. As the drawers and the pull-outs are fixed permanently, you cannot reach out to the corners to clean. But in the case of a modular kitchen, the elements are installed in such a way that you can clean the areas with ease. Also, when needed, you can uninstall the pieces to do a much deeper cleaning of your kitchen.
