Parallel / Galley Modular Kitchens
The Chef's Choice for Maximum Productivity
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Share your details. We measure your space, explain options and give a written quotation.
Engineered For Lifetime Performance
Commonly known as a galley kitchen, the parallel modular kitchen features two parallel countertops facing each other. Recognized by professional chefs as the most efficient layout in the world, it enables an effortless step-and-turn work triangle while clearly separating wet prep and dry cooking counters.
What you get
- Distinct Separation of Wet (Sink/Dishes) and Dry (Cooking/Prep) Zones
- Eliminates Dead Corner Space Completely
- Ideal for Long, Narrow Kitchen Rooms in Flats & Townhomes
- Ample Under-Counter Drawers on Both Countertop Sides
- Dual Overhead Loft Cabinets for Tremendous Storage
- High Efficiency with Zero Wasted Steps
Materials and specification
| Runners | Hettich Soft-Close Drawer Rails (45kg Capacity) |
|---|---|
| Countertops | Double-Beveled Jet Black Polished Granite |
| Shutters | 1.5mm High-Gloss European Acrylic |
| Carcase | 18mm IS:710 Marine Plywood |
| Hardware | Concealed J-Pull or Gola Aluminium Profiles |
| Warranty | 10-Year Comprehensive Warranty |
Specifications are typical. Your written quotation confirms the board thickness, finish, hardware and warranty for your job.
How we approach parallel kitchens
Fitting the kitchen to your habits
A family that makes dosa daily needs a large prep zone beside the hob; a household that cooks twice a week can trade counter for dining space. We ask how you cook before we draw.
Why the carcase matters more than the shutter
Shutters are what you see; the carcase is what fails first. Under a sink and near the hob the board meets steam and splashes daily, so we use boiling-water-proof marine plywood (IS:710) for the carcase and seal every cut edge.
Storage that uses corners and height
Corner carousels, tall pantry pull-outs and full-height lofts turn dead space into storage. Lofts above 7 feet are for things you use rarely, with a step stool in the quotation if needed.
Handover and snag check
Before handover we open every drawer, align every door, and test the lights together with you; small fixes are done on the spot rather than promised for later.
What affects the price
Layout and run length
More cabinet length and corners cost more; an island or U-shape needs more material than a straight run.
Shutter finish
Laminate is the value choice; acrylic and PU cost more for a glossier, smoother look.
Hardware
Soft-close drawers, pull-outs and corner carousels add cost but pay back in daily use.
Countertop and chimney
Granite, quartz, sink and chimney are often quoted separately; ask that they are listed.
Want a number first? Use the instant cost calculator or see our package prices. Final price is fixed in writing after the site visit.
From first visit to handover
- Free site visit and measurementsWe visit your home, note service points and take accurate measurements.
- Design and 3D layoutYou see the layout and finishes before any board is cut.
- Written quotationBoards, finishes, hardware and warranty are listed line by line.
- Workshop makingModules are made at our Anandalai workshop with sealed edges.
- Installation by our teamFitted at your home, with doors and drawers adjusted on the spot.
- Handover checklistWe test every door, drawer and light with you and clean the site.
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Where we install parallel kitchens
Our workshop is in Anandalai, Walajapet. We measure and install across Ranipet district and Vellore.
Parallel Kitchens FAQs
What is the recommended corridor width between parallel counters?
The minimum recommended distance between opposing counters is 3.5 to 4 feet, allowing two people to cook and open lower cabinets simultaneously without collisions.
How long does a modular kitchen take?
Most kitchens take about 15 to 20 working days from design approval, depending on size and finish; your quotation states the dates.
Which plywood is best for a kitchen?
Boiling-water-proof (BWP) marine plywood to IS:710 is the safer choice for kitchen carcases because it handles steam and splashes better than ordinary board.