When planning to upgrade or remodel any kitchen, you want to pay attention to the "work triangle" and make the most of your space. We can help you figure out the best cabinet layout for a functional kitchen.
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Choose the best cabinet layout for your space. Consider some of these more common kitchen design options and issues.
A lazy Susan or easy reach cabinet provides an efficient use of kitchen corner space. This option typically comes out of the corner 36" in both directions, and is great for storing oversized pots and bowls.
If you don't have room for a lazy Susan cabinet, a blind base cabinet is a great alternative. This type of cabinet allows you to place an adjacent appliance or sink base cabinet only 27" from the corner, using a filler. The blind base placement is adjustable, and can be pulled in or out of corners as needed. If the adjacent appliance is a dishwasher or range, it will hide the gap, and comes with a 3" filler.
If your space is very limited in both directions, your only option may be a void or dead corner. Though this is least efficient, it is sometimes necessary. In this situation, two fillers are screwed together to create an L shape. This creates a minimum of 3" of space in either direction to allow drawers and doors to open without hitting the knobs of adjacent cabinets.
Typically, kitchen ceilings are 96" high. Using 30" cabinets allows for simple installation. Staggering heights over the range or sink adds depth to the room, and crown molding is a perfect finishing touch.
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