아파트 부엌 공간의 빌트인 가전에 관한 만족도 연구

Research on the Satisfaction Rate from Built-in Kitchen Appliances

  This study has been undertaken to research and analyse the use of built in kitchen appliances, the satisfaction brought upon by such appliances and the needs of the resident. The main aim is to provide the basic data needed when planning the construction of built-in kitchen appliances. The questionnaire survey was undertaken in the period May 7th to the 14th of 2004 with the target segment being the residents of apartment flats that have built-in kitchen appliances in Yong-in City. The SPSS11.5 package allowed the analysis of data using its system of descriptive statistics.   The satisfaction rate directly from built-in kitchen appliances was found to be at 3.35 and the satisfaction rate brought on to the home due these fixtures was found to be at an increased rate of 3.46. The positioning of the kitchen appliances was found to have the highest effect on satisfaction, while the type, size and the operations was found to have the least effect on satisfaction. It could also be seen that appliances, such as dishwashers imposed discomfort, such as difficulties during use and also showed a low rate of usage. The order of importance when selection of appliances were as such: type, brand name, size and colour, and it was recommended that fixtures that are not part of the basic kitchen fixtures, such as water filters and sidedish refrigerators, should be implemented.