Pizza House
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Kitchen & Automation

From hand-tossed chaos to a conveyor line that runs itself. Layout beats reflexes.

The kitchen line at rush hour (official screenshot)
▲ Steam screenshotThe kitchen line at rush hour (official screenshot)

🔥 The iron rule: the U-line

Prep → sauce → cheese → oven → pass, arranged as a U with every step at most two paces apart. We have seen too many new shops put the oven in the far corner from the pass — five extra steps per pizza is an astronomical tax at rush hour. The conveyor oven goes long-side against the wall, mouths facing the flow.

Stations & Priority

#1
Prep Tablestarter

Chopping and dough. Where all automation begins.

#2
Sauce Dispenser$800

Auto-portions the sauce: -3s per pizza, and never over-sauces again.

#3
Cheese Grater$1,200

-4s per pizza on cheese. Best value in the shop.

#4
Double Oven$3,500

Bake two pizzas in parallel. The rush-hour lifesaver.

#5
Conveyor Oven$9,000

Load and walk away — finished pies exit the far side. The graduation piece.

#6
Fridge Upgrade$1,500

Ingredient shelf life +50%, rat losses -30%.

#7
Dish Return Belt$2,200

Dirty plates auto-return to the wash station. No more floor patrols.

#8
Auto Order Screen$4,000

Phone orders post themselves to the wall. Doubles in value in co-op.

Week-One Purchase Plan

Days 1-2

Sauce Dispenser + Cheese Grater

$2,000 buys back 7s per pizza. Pour early profit here.

Days 3-4

Double Oven + Fridge Upgrade

The oven is your capacity ceiling; the fridge is disaster insurance.

Days 5-6

Dish Return Belt + Auto Order Screen

Zero out chore-time; you only make pizza now.

Day 7+

Conveyor Oven

Automation graduation. Watch the line run; revenue doubles.

First night with the conveyor oven, I sat in the empty shop watching it bake by itself and finally understood why owners never do anything.
—— manager "ConveyorWatcher"