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#주방 #주방트롤리 #트롤리 #보조조리대 #이동식트롤리 Since our home is an older 24-pyeong apartment, if we put in a large refrigerator, the kitchen becomes cramped. If we place the refrigerator behind the induction cooktop, it blocks almost half of the veranda window, and there are situations where someone might not be able to open the refrigerator door while the induction cooktop is in use. Therefore, when doing the interior design, we boldly chose not to go with an island dining table, and opted for a straight-line kitchen layout. Induction Cooktop > Kitchen Sink > Refrigerator Auxiliary countertop behind it I didn't see this anywhere, but when I was furnishing our new home, I decided I wanted to put a large dining table in the living room without a TV, and I proceeded with that plan. It turns out this is a popular layout among people my age these days, haha. The older generation said it would be inconvenient to cook and asked how I would move things around if there wasn't a dining table in the kitchen, but I persevered. Of course, there are some inconveniences, but I am compensating for them with other methods! 💪🏻 I bought a kitchen trolley to move things around! I bought one from Market B. 😃 [Pros] It's nice that it's tall. It's pretty. It's great for using as a spice rack and for moving food. 🥲[Disadvantages] The parts don't fit perfectly, so you need to apply some force. The handle is slightly different in length (I got a defective unit, but I'm just using it as is... haha). The wheels don't roll very well. > I bought urethane wheels separately and replaced them haha. Despite these pros and cons, after doing a lot of research, I think I made a good choice! This is a review based on my own purchase, and I hope it is helpful to you~!