2. kitchen design basics
use suggestions as a way to check the performance of
your design solutionsâkitchens must function well in
inclusion to looking great the growth market, concept
local regulators, and devices, cabinet & water system
manufacturers have developed simple specifications to
make easier design & building
3. standard cabinet dimensions
standard modular cabinetry is built in 3â increments
base & upper cabinet widths begin at 9â
base cabinets:
9â-54â w, 24â d, 34 ½â h
upper cabinets:
9â-54â w, 12â d, 12â-42â h
tall storage cabinets:
9â-48â w, 12â-24â d,
84â-96â h
4. Industry guidelinesâcountertop workspace
countertop height: 36â finished from floor
countertop depth: 25 ½â
backsplash heights: 4â-18â excellent from countertop
minimum requirements for kitchen area opposite workspace:
usable opposite place between cooktop/range & sink: 18-36â
counter place on either aspect of cooktop/range: 12-15â
counter place on either aspect of sink: 18-24â
landing place next to refrigerator: 15-18â
counter place between refrigerator & sink: 36â
6. kitchen design basics
different reverse heights
can be challenging in
more compact spaces
scale, percentage, balance
visual effect of out of alignment & uneven cabinets can
create a state of disharmony
establishing a bisymmetrical or irregular stability can
support space considerations
8. complete incorporated planning
storage plan:
first accessibility saved items
frequency of use of items
weight & majority of items
appliance locations:
access & use with lowest muscle stress
controls at line of sight
placement in CoreKitchen based on regularity of use
relationship, distance & accessibility other equipment &
fixtures
9. complete incorporated planning
cabinets design:
accommodate equipment location & offer sufficient
storage space
provide different cupboard levels for work stations
use full-extension components for access to all pull-out
devices
supply flexible racks where applicable
allow wall surfaces for top casting returns
reflect aspects of internal styling
10. Complete incorporated planning
countertops:
height modifications based on projects & meals preparation
techniques
depths to assistance storage space & meals preparation needs
detailing to fit internal styling
edge information & overhang to fit space & cabinetry
lighting plan:
minimum of 3 mild techniques (ambient, process, accent) that
operate together but on individual soft controls
automatic manages whenever possible
lighting techniques that combination with daylight & assistance
process areas during black hours
switch size available to all users
properly placed movement receptors & clock controls
11. Complete incorporated planning
hardware:
levers/pulls/knobs that allow arms to hold & function easily
installed at easy-to-reach level
accessible screen components that features smoothly
ADA-required handle manages for gates & draws for cabinetry
windows:
locate for little muscular stress when operating
note route screen reveals & how accessed
ensure function does not affect food preparation & movement
select design indicative of internal & exterior
orient to view
balance with range & percentage of kitchen space & walls
accessible for cleaning
specify quality models for convenience of operation
12. Complete incorporated planning
doors:
locate to increase guests flow from close by spaces
eliminate inner gateways as much as possible
select entry style efficient with inner style
reuse present gateways when size & conditions allow
make gateways wide enough to provide cost-effective
accessibility & meet local concept (minimums: outside 36â; inner
32â; position 36â)
floors:
traction for protected walking when food/moisture may be
present
resilience peace on back & legs
style efficient with inner design
space plan:
traffic routes sufficient for sufficient & protected movement
13. Space planning
targeted to see & organic light?
open to close by spaces?
oriented to community venues of the space?
to what level is kitchen area integrated with rest of house?
sound transferring, air circulation, mild & availability MUST be
settled in initial area planning
space preparing steps:
establish CoreKitchen
locate plumbing
locate appliances
locate storage/cabinetry
locate power websites, lighting & switches
17. Core kitchenâlayers
aspect oneâdesign & deliver the main workspace
to execute foods planning & assistance on daily
and weekly base ONLY ESSENTIAL EQUIPMENT,
UTENSILS, & TABLEWARE
layer twoâtools, utensils & small equipment used
on per 30 days basis
layer threeâinfrequently used & regular items; this
aspect sometimes contains close by rooms
closets, pantries, cellars.
or furniture pieces
18. Core kitchenâessentials
locate plumbing
â˘place primary & additional basins as you
⢠begin style (primaryâfood preparation, secondary
âclean-up)
â˘single sink? make sure it is large enough
â˘wall-mounted taps, pot filler injections, isle drain &
sink places must be organized early in style phase
â˘excess reverse space between drain & dish washer
motivates mess
â˘for customers inquiring a deep drain, an increasing
lines helps strain
20. Core kitchenâessentials
locate electrical outlets, lighting, switches
process lights essential when planning work channels
at drain, on reverse space & at range
goal: remove dark areas & provide even light for cook
22. Cooking center
â˘cooktop or variety top
â˘storage for often used ingredients
â˘24-inch lowest reverse area between cooktop & next
equipment or fixture
23. Cooking center
â˘stove food preparation does not require continuous
monitoring
â˘can be situated in part two of your kitchen area core
24. Fresh food center
â˘cleaning & prep of fresh food
â˘refrigerator, sink, garbage disposal & recycle bins
â˘utensils needed for cutting, trimming, mixing &
cleaning
â˘wraps & storage containers
â˘islands can be effective as fresh food stations
25. Baking center
â˘refrigerator, strain, mixer, mixer & oven
â˘convenient having access to cooktop
â˘plenty of opposite space
â˘lower opposite size appropriate for leaving dough
â˘utensils & bakeware
26. Cleanup center
â˘drain huge enough to dip kitchenware & cooking
utensils
â˘pull-out apply faucet
â˘garbage disposal
â˘recycling center
â˘dishwasher
27. Food storage
food safety & storage are major considerations
refrigeratorâ40 degrees F
freezerâ0 degrees F
pantryâ50-70 degrees F
fresh herbsâfridge
dry herbsâdark, dry, cool
root vegetablesâcool temps, dry & dark
wineâcool, dark, immobile
pet foodâconsider quantity, size of containers,
refrigeration needed?
28. Integrating kitchen & living spaces
whole area must be developed as one
pay consideration to:
sound emissions
air quality
ventilation
light sources
color balance
texture
finishes