Kitchen Equipment Installation of INEO Team Reveals Engineering of Coco De Mer Maldives Back-of-House Facilities
Kitchen installation work at Coco De Mer Maldives has reached another important milestone as installation of essential equipment for the staff restaurant of the luxurious resort is now completed. Coco De Mer Maldives, scheduled to open in 2027, is currently being developed through a joint venture between Coco De Mer and Gulf Craft Maldives. And in this case, the emphasis during the process is on building back-of-house facilities which will ensure efficient functioning of the resort.On September 7, the INEO technical team managed to complete installation of wall-mounted shelving system in the kitchen of the staff dining area. In addition, installation of heavy-duty stainless steel worktable, bakery equipment, and gas cooking stations was completed.
As a result of the successful installation of the customized kitchen, the staff of the kitchen of the resort will have a productive workspace. The kitchen will be designed in such a way that will help in the efficient work process and space utilization to ensure the efficient preparation and serving of the food. There are several challenges involved in the process of installing the commercial kitchen equipment in the isolated island. Space optimization, quality of the equipment, installation of the equipment, and proper coordination among the different project team may be regarded as some of the elements that contribute to the success.
INEO engineers have played an active role in the installation of the equipment to ensure that the equipment installation is done according to the design and technical specifications. The fact that INEO has its office in Male implies that INEO is capable of providing professional services in the hotel industry projects in the Maldives. INEO can provide commercial kitchen engineering services in the Maldives. Although construction of the Coco De Mer Maldives is proceeding as planned, installation of the resort’s commercial kitchen facilities will move into the last phase.
