Kitchen help please
Liz Trinidad
6 years ago
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Comments (8)7' wall, plus 3' for door, plus 2' cabinets--it looks as if you have ap 12' width. NKBA guidelines cite 42" minimum for work aisle and 44" minimum for traffic behind seating, so not accounting for wide opening to the left, you are at max for the island depth. Do you currently have a peninsula between the kitchen and DR? Without seeing the accurately measured plan, I'd say no desk on the left side unless that's where you plan to oversee homework while working in the kitchen. This NKBA guidelines link has an illustration for wheelchair clearance in a kitchen....See MoreKitchen help please!
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