Lower - Drawer Cabinet - Sizes
Drawer Base Cabinets
Lower Base Drawer Units
Drawer Cabinet Sizes
Cabinet Sizes are one of the most important elements to carefully lay out before undertaking a kitchen remodel as you plan your new kitchen. The classic kitchen triangle staying in the 12' to 26' range is an important element to keep your task of preparing food, serving, and cleaning your kitchen as easy as possible.
You would like a size or distance of 42 to 48 inches between cabinets - this size is needed between your appliances and kitchen cabinets. When you are planning the location and size of the island cabinet for your new kitchen you will need these sizes. The 42 to 48 inches leaves enough room to open your drawers and cabinet doors with ease, and also allows two busy people to pass by each other. If you have seating in this traffic area - allow even more room.
Drawers in cabinets are a well know classic option. Pull outs also known as roll outs are drawers behind a cabinet door. Pull out drawers are not covered here, although standard sizing of cabinets is often the same. The standard sizes of drawer cabinets are as stated in the drawer illustration. 15 inches, 18 inches, and 21 inches are the standard width sizes for drawer cabinets. 24 inches may or may not be a standard drawer width cabinet option. If you would like a 24 inch wide drawer unit - verify this size is available with your cabinet manufacturer. Although common - It still it is not a standard drawer cabinet size.
If you are having custom cabinets built, your contractor can build the cabinets and drawers sizes to your specifications with certain limitations of course. The sizes stated for the drawer cabinets are the standard cabinet sizes. Understand standard does not always many you can walk into the home improvement store and pick up your new cabinets. Often - there is a delay of 9 to 12 weeks after ordering your cabinets, doors, and drawers. Your countertop selection may also have a wait time, so do your planning!
New kitchen initial planning very important! Write down the sizes for your new kitchen very carefully, and double check your sizes! Then check and double check your cabinet and room sizes again. Then - Again! Verify your kitchen planning goals, place everything in writing, and check your thoughts with each of your family members to ensure when you move ahead with your kitchen remodeling you will have the new kitchen that is exactly right for your needs!
Lower - Drawer Cabinet - Sizes
Drawer Base Cabinets
Lower Base Drawer Units
Drawer Cabinet Sizes
Standard Drawer Cabinets
Base Cabinet Sizes
Drawer Cabinet
Base Unit
15" Wide
24" Deep
34 1/2" Tall
Drawer Cabinet
Base Unit
15" Wide
24" Deep
34 1/2" Tall
Drawer Cabinet
Base Unit
15" Wide
24" Deep
34 1/2" Tall
Base Cabinet Sizes
Standard Drawer Cabinets
Lower - Drawer Cabinet - Sizes
Drawer Base Cabinets
Lower Base Drawer Units
Drawer Cabinet Sizes
Drawer Base Cabinets
Lower Base Drawer Units
Drawer Cabinet Sizes
Article Summary:
Lower - Drawer Cabinet - Sizes
Lower - Drawer Cabinet - Sizes
Drawer Base Cabinets
Lower Base Drawer Units
Drawer Cabinet Sizes
Planning New Kitchens Guide