10 foot ceilings-- 8 foot cabinets
suzienj
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Comments (13)dang this new ipad. I can't figure out how to cut and paste pics from my photo bucket account here. I've had it for five mins so forgive me. I'll explain what I have and try to get a pic tomorrow (it's in photobucket igloochic lake house kitchen if you know how to search photo bucket). Anyhoo I had the same problem and I love our solution which was a fridge debth cabinet which is open in the front (just a 9" opening and then molding). In the back of the deep cab I keep trays and serving platters we only use for parties. But in front of those I have my yellow ware bowls and they are a lovely accent for the kitchen plus easy to reach since we have a kick stool in the kitchen. It's a very functional space....See Morecabinet height-small kitchen-10 foot ceilings
Comments (9)I had a teeny old kitchen (about 6-9) with 9.5 foot ceiling and I and went to the top with the cabinets on one wall, with a small crown molding to take up the irregularities. The cabinets were (trendy ahead of their time) not the same depth because I needed to allow for a door, so there was a shallow bank breaking up the wall. It did NOT look like a tunnel or the bottom of a pit, and being able to stash seldom used items in the top of the cabinets was marvelous. It was also cheaper than having a soffit built, and prevented the dust-catcher that cabinet tops create....See Morecabinet height for 8 1/2 foot ceilings
Comments (10)Nope, no one that I know of has ever bumped their head into the deeper upper cabinets. And part of them are over our prep sink where people normally would have no upper cabinets, or would have the upper cabinets raised higher over the sink section. We have 15" deep uppers over our prep sink (which is the sink I use most of the time anyway), 16" deep including doors. It is 18.25" to the bottom of our light rail (20" to the actual cabinet). I have never had an issue with it hitting my head or any other issues. I was nervous to do this over my sink, but went to see a friend in NYC during our build. He had no raised area for head room and there was no issue there either, so that convinced me it would be ok. I don't remember if his were 15" deep, or standard 12" deep. But he is over 6 feet tall. I am 5'3" and my hubby is 5'10". The left & right cabinets are 12" deep and 42" high. The middle two cabinets are 15" deep and 45" high....See More8 Foot Ceilings with Double Stacked Upper Cabinets?
Comments (6)Are your base cabinets 35" including your counter, or prior? Most are 34.5 before counter. Are you doing custom cabinets? If so you could do 29" tall cabs with 12" stacked, 4" crown, 16" backsplash with 35" lowers/countertop. I have 108" ceiling, with 6" worth of crown and 18" worth of space between uppers and counters. My cabinets are 18" stacked on 30". I really wouldn't want a cabinet smaller than 18" storage-wise, but aesthetically 12" might be fine. I wouldn't do 8". Here's mine. My three double cabinets are 26" wide each. The shorter you make the uppers the narrower they need to be IMO or you end up with squatty doors....See Moretrav86
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