Abstract
The need for a kitchen goes back to the earliest of times. It is what makes a house complete as the activity performed is higher compared to other areas in the house. Since the kitchen industry in Malaysia has been dominated as a built-in type since the 90s, the choice of a solution to own a kitchen is only selected to permanent residents of the house. However, there is a niche market in this industry for temporary dwellers. In 2010, a report of the housing census was made and 21.3% of households in Malaysia do not own a house. This paper examines the possible solution for this group in owning a kitchen.
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