Kitchen equipment
We lay down a separate logic for ovens, refrigeration groups, dishwasher units, coffee stations and what needs to be prepared for transportation in advance.
For a restaurant or cafe, it is important not only to remove furniture and appliances, but also to preserve the logic of the kitchen, hall, warehouse, cash register area and launch a new point without a long pause in business.
We lay down a separate logic for ovens, refrigeration groups, dishwasher units, coffee stations and what needs to be prepared for transportation in advance.
Tables, chairs, sofas, decor, textiles and reception should go separately from the kitchen, so that the new point is assembled without a random queue.
Dishes, consumables, warehouse balances and the cash register area also need their own order, especially if the launch of a new point is tied to a specific date.
The restaurant scenario is well evaluated by the photo zones and the list of large items. This helps to immediately understand the composition of the crew and the sequence of the launch.
Such heavy equipment does not block the hall, dishes do not get lost between furniture, and critical areas are ready to be opened faster.
Large kitchen positions are planned separately by weight, dimensions, access and sequence of installation.
Appliance transportIt is better to pack and transport the hall separately, so that the new space will quickly restore its appearance for guests.
Furniture transportWarehouse residues need labeling and first access boxes, especially before opening.
Moving warehouseIt is better to divide the property into a kitchen, a hall, a warehouse, a cash register area and documents, as well as prepare a list of large equipment and refrigeration items.
Yes, but accurate planning requires photos, dimensions, weight, access conditions, floors and an understanding of which positions should be mounted first.
It is necessary to determine in advance the critical areas of the launch: the kitchen, the cash register, the refrigeration equipment, the hall and the warehouse of the first access.