[silkydog]

I love the look of the white applad kitchen on pg. 39 of the new catalog. Can anyone tell me what sizes are the upper cabinets? I want to keep the same symmetry where possible. My kitchen is presently a galley but it's really too narrow (1922 "custom" cabinets presently..the uppers are 10" deep and won't even hold a plate). I think I'll do a single wall and knock out the opposite wall to open it up to the living area. I have 14 linear feet to work with. I want to start with an 18" dishwasher, a 30" sink base, 30" whatever, 30" cooktop, and I have a frig that's 24"x24". I assume those uppers are something shorter than the typical 30" tall cabinets since they're doubled?

Help?

[DesignDiva]

I don't have the catalog in front of me, but 30" wide cabinets come in several heights; 15", 17", 24". 30" and 39". The 24" high also comes in two depths, 12" (standard wall depth) and 24" (for over a fridge). The smaller height cabinets are called fan cabinets or refridgerator cabinets, but there's no reason to restrict them to those locations. Personally I love the look of the 15" stacked because the doors are square and all symmetrical. And that's cool. At least to me.

[wd40]

The wall cabinets on page 39 appear to be 30"W x 24"H.