Thanks for all your responses. Hopefully I can be more organized in my new kitchen. Demolition starts today! Yippeeeee! Gssh, regarding how to insert a photo, I copied this from another thread: How to download a picture: 1. Open a free account at Photobucket.com or a similar 'storage site'. 2. Move pictures off your hard drive or camera by first clicking "Browse" and finding your picture on your computer. Click on the picture then click "open". This will take you back to Photobucket. Click 'download' 3. Once the pictures are there in Photobucket, do the Happydance part 1. 4. Select and resize a picture, by clicking on 'edit' above the picture, then 'resize', then 'website' for medium or 'message board' for large. (skip this step and your picture will post giant and make everyone reading the thread have to scroll to the right forever. Not cool.) 5. Under your picture, find and copy the HTML tag in the box marked HTML (looks like >ahref =...). 6. Back at your post, copy that tag right into the body of your message. 7. Check the preview to besure the picture is there and sized OK. Do the happy dance part 2.

Not under a cooktop but the same idea- middle drawer of a 30" frameless cabinet. These are not adjustable, (mine and predate when I could do that easily) Spacing is 3-1/2 to 4-1/2 clear between and dividers are 4-1/4" (4-1/2" max) high to allow lids and (11") fry pans to tilt enough to clear and saucepans to sit front to back. It also allows much easier access than full height dividers. Drawer box sides should be full height if at all possible. Larger fry pans, square sided sauteuse, woks, etc. get stored elsewhere. Usually with tray dividers in base cabinet though the first two can work in the top drawer of a frameless caibnet. (I hate stacking) Nowadays I spec adjustable in most brands, the one brand that I can't do that with we put them in with pocket hole screws and fit them to the clients actual stuff.

Don't have pix yet (soon!), but I used two 4" pulls on my 36-inch and 33-inch drawers (one pull on my 24-inch and 27-inch drawers). The double pulls give a "furniture"-like appearance, as you've seen in others' photos. If I could have found a more traditional-looking 8"-10" pull that I considered affordable (I needed LOTS of them), I think I would have gone that route. But I don't regret having used the double-pull scheme, which actually had been recommended by the cabinet guy (and he wasn't selling the pulls).

Omega Dynasty & Omega Custom. We have 24", 27", 30", 31", 33", and 36" drawers banks...quite a mix! This pic shows, left to right, 24", 31", 36" (plus a 6" filler pullouts on either side of the cooktop): This pic shows, left to right, 24" (next to corner sink), 33" (next to refrigerator), 18" trash pullout w/18" drawer above, (36" sink base, 24" DW), and 27".