How are modular kitchens different from the typically constructed kitchens?

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Modular kitchens are prefabricated, adjustable modules that are rapidly installed on-site. They offer flexibility, easy maintenance, and a modern style.
In contrast, typically constructed kitchens are built on-site with set structures, are less adaptable, take longer to install, and frequently reflect a more classic design.

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Chapter 2: Space Organisation in the Kitchen - EXERCISE [Page 31]

Chapter 2 Space Organisation in the Kitchen
EXERCISE | Q 9. i. | Page 31

This type of kitchen is found in small houses ______.

Identify the given picture

Observe the picture and identify the correct feature(s) of Indian Style kitchen.

Identify the given picture.

Identify the type of kitchen from the given picture.

Select the odd pair

Name any four materials used to make modular kitchen cabinets.

Name any two accessories in a modular kitchen.

What is the advantage of a modular kitchen?

Explain two advantages of using the typically constructed kitchens.

Explain two disadvantages of using modular kitchens.

Explain two disadvantages of the typically constructed kitchens.