Related Questions?
Q1. What are the dimensions of a Crockery Unit?
The dimensions of a crockery unit are Length: 1190 mm (47 inches), Breadth: 440 mm (17 inches) and Height: 820 mm (82.5 inches).
Q2. What is the standard height of a crockery unit?
The standard height of a small crockery unit should be between 800 to 1500 mm (32 to 60 inches).
Q3. What is the standard depth of a crockery storage?
The standard depth of a crockery storage should be between 400 to 600 mm (16 to 24 inches) with the front made of glass so that an user can easily identify the utensils and use them whenever needed.
Q4. What is the standard clearance required around a crockery unit?
There should be a minimum clearance in front of the crockery unit, which should be equal to its door opening width.
Q5. How tall a crockery unit can be designed?
A crockery unit can be designed short or tall. The height can vary between 1000 to 2400 mm (40 to 96 inches). While selecting the height, consider the reach and comfort of the user. A human hand, while stretched in an upward direction, can reach up to 2100 mm (84 inches), so don’t opt for full-length design.
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*Note: The dimensions written in inches and mm are individual dimensions, not converted.
Highlights
Dimensions:
Length :- 1190 mm
Breadth :- 4400 mm
Height :- 820 mm
Material:
Solid Wood, Engineered Wood (Shelves), Metal (Legs & Support), Glass (Door), MDF, Fiberboard (Frame) etc.
