How should circulation planning be done for whole-house customization?

Circulation planning, plainly put, is about making sure the paths people walk are not blocked by cabinets. In the kitchen, arrange in the washing–cutting–cooking sequence, and leave enough worktop between the sink and the cooktop; for the shoe cabinet at the entryway, do not build it all the way to the ceiling—leave room to change shoes and turn around; for the bedroom wardrobe, the door-opening direction should not face the passage at the foot of the bed. After the water and electrical positioning is completed, re-measuring is critical: the sink water supply and drainage, the gas outlet, and the range hood exhaust path must all be confirmed in advance; otherwise, once the cabinets are installed later and the pipes and lines do not line up, the rework cost is high. On-site measurement is generally arranged within 1–7 days; the earlier the measurement, the earlier production can be scheduled.