Altos: (from 90/70 cms) normal, drainer, microwave, corner bell terminals, miniature, bottle chartb

The modules are the 'skeleton' of the kitchen and his good creation and assembly process depends much time we can count on it in optimum conditions. It is quite important that the client chartbase knows this as complications and can save money on your kitchen ... but why is it so important to know what the standard sizes? A company that is dedicated to creating 'helmets' (another name for the module) chartbase will professionally with a number of machinery and specialized personnel in an assembly where they spend the day thousands chartbase of modules and with controls exhaustive quality.
Long kitchen installation was performed chartbase by craftsmen from a few boards; leaving the imagination of every carpenter appropriate action and each module finishes for every kitchen.
Many people today still believe that only they have 'made kitchens', with 'special' modules and what they really have are modules chartbase created by hand in a small carpentry shop that does not have the proper equipment for precision cutting and sealing the interior of the module. This can cause problems in the short and medium term lifecycle in the kitchen chartbase ever since they will have accessories that fit your kitchen and the inside of the module will suffer chartbase the slopes and damp.
European standard measures are not taken lightly; the height of an average European is 1.75 meters in the kitchen countertop should be positioned at a comfortable height chartbase for the back and top modules should have a series of easily accessible user lejas.
Also an architect already know this and the high ceilings also meets a standard measure. There are two steps in one kitchen units 215 and 235 cm; high for the first modules are height 70 cms and 90 cms second. Much depends on the ceiling height of the room.
Altos: (from 90/70 cms) normal, drainer, microwave, corner bell terminals, miniature, bottle chartbase (from 30/35/40/45/50 cm) and sobrefrigo (60/50 cms) folding. Netherlands (70 cms): drawers, oven, sink, corner, end, decorative wine racks. On top: (from 125/142 cm) normal shutter, cabinet. Semicolumns: (from 130/150 cms) stewards, broom, ovens / microwaves. Columns: (from 200/220 cms) stewards, broom, ovens / microonas, chartbase decorative.
Moreover the columns and low background modules are 33 cm and 58 cm in the case of high. (Also there are 56 cms and 30 cms) at the bottom and have a 'tube': A separation distance between the wall and the actual bottom of the cabinet to isolate furniture damp wall and facilitate passage chartbase of cables and pipes without touching the inside of the cabinet. In a house far from the kitchen is not perfect, there are pillars, beams and furniture outlets that condition but considering that this furniture would have to build from a standard furniture other furniture can adjust to standard measures so that you can complete with accessories and their cost to the instructions.
Later these measures are put into a design program and according to the jacks and plugs modules are distributed more optimally. But the process of creation and adaptation of a kitchen is a broader issue we will address later. I greet you to the next article.
Hi, I doubt if I have a question. The kitchen in my house is to be restored to full and my idea is to do a two in one room kitchen knocking a wall. The kitchen would counter the wall that is now, is a wall about 13 cm in which the beams are supported. My question is this, seeing that the kitchen cabinets, about 2 to 4 cm gap between them and the wall are left, does the light fixture (for the hood, oven and hob, and others could be done externally avoiding having to make grooves chartbase or races on the wall? Just happen to the installation used water and sewage? Regards and thanks. I'll ask in another chartbase post because I have seen quet. Reply Delete
Thank you very much for the information. At home I have a butler cabinet that measures 35 inches wide (outside, inside 32 cm). Is this a standard measure? I would find a pull-out drawers and it's a little uncomfortable to see the contents and take something from it and not if it is a "mission impossible" or could easily chartbase find. Thanks and regards. Reply Remove
Monica Good, the furniture you have at home is standard. The inside of your cabinet, in fact, measuring 31.8 cm millimeter will. This is because it is a standard chartbase cabinet 35 cm - 1.6 to 1.6 = 31.8; 1.6 being the thickness of the boards making up the furniture. There are several possible solutions to this length and type of furniture. You can buy baskets greengrocers