Intermediate Distance Setting Requirements For Double-row Stainless Steel Kitchen Cabinets

The width of the aisle between the kitchen cabinets has a lot to do with the layout of the kitchen. "U" and double "one" cabinet layout aisles can be narrower, and the minimum size of "U" and double "one" cabinet layout aisles is 64 cm. Don't be narrower.

Double-row Stainless Steel Kitchen Cabinets follow the normal aisle standards. A 64 cm aisle is not acceptable. This is because there are cabinets on both sides of the aisle. As long as the person's waist is wide, it will not affect people's activities in the kitchen. It is fine if the aisle is narrow. But be careful: if one side is a cabinet and the other side is a wall or a high cabinet, the aisle should not be too narrow. The aisle in the kitchen that was designed by someone is 65 cm, but the refrigerator should also be placed in the kitchen. I said no because people move. At the same time, it’s okay to narrow the waist down, but the space above the waist must be spacious. In my personal experience, if one side is a cabinet and the other side is a wall, the aisle is better than 80 cm.

Generally speaking, a 140 cm wide kitchen should be a narrower kitchen. Such a kitchen can only make cabinets on one side. However, if the kitchen width exceeds 140 cm, such as a 150 cm wide kitchen, it can be narrow on the other side. A row of cabinets, but the premise must be that the sink and the stove should not be on both sides. Generally, the countertop of the sink and the stove should be more than 55 cm, and the cabinet countertop on the other side can be made 25 cm wide so that both sides are cabinets, and the middle aisle It can still maintain a width of 70 cm and basically has no effect on people's activities. Don't underestimate the 25 cm wide cabinet, it can play a great role in the storage of the kitchen.