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Kitchen wall units are available in standard widths 500, 600, 1000 etc, but
what about height? Are they all the same or are there 'standard' heights?

Dave


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david lang wrote:

Kitchen wall units are available in standard widths 500, 600, 1000 etc, but
what about height? Are they all the same or are there 'standard' heights?


There isn't much in it. Most kitchens are the same height floor to
ceiling. So there is limited scope for mass produced stuff.

Floor units have to come to about 30 inches for ergonomics and the
work-top to wall units is about 3 tiles that's 18 inches or so. That
leaves just enough room for the standard unit sizes which don't vary
much -though I am damned if I can remember what that is.

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On Sat, 01 Oct 2005 15:38:36 GMT, "david lang"
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Hi All

Kitchen wall units are available in standard widths 500, 600, 1000 etc, but
what about height? Are they all the same or are there 'standard' heights?

Dave



Wall Cabinets are generally 720 or 900 high.


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In article , David lang wrote:
Kitchen wall units are available in standard widths 500, 600, 1000 etc, but
what about height? Are they all the same or are there 'standard' heights?


For the mass market the wall unit height is the same as the base unit height
sans plinth, thus enabling the same doors to be used for both.

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On Sat, 01 Oct 2005 15:38:36 GMT, "david lang"
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Hi All

Kitchen wall units are available in standard widths 500, 600, 1000 etc,
but
what about height? Are they all the same or are there 'standard' heights?

Dave



Wall Cabinets are generally 720 or 900 high.


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Wickes', alas are about 730mm high, just to be awkward.

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Dave,

Normally off the shelf pre packed stuff is a standard hieght. Normally
there is some adjustment in the form of the legs. Quite a bit actually.
about 3-4 inches. if you need custom hights then you either need to adapt a
generic one, (wthi custom legs for eg) or start from scratch with a bespoke
unit.

Hope this helps.

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Hi All

Kitchen wall units are available in standard widths 500, 600, 1000 etc,
but what about height? Are they all the same or are there 'standard'
heights?

Dave




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