Wall To Ceiling Kitchen Cabinets

A general rule of thumb is for wall cabinets to be mounted so the bottom edge is 54 inches above the floor which means that an 8 foot tall ceiling creates 42 inches of available space for wall cabinets while a 9 foot tall ceiling has 54 available inches.

Wall to ceiling kitchen cabinets.

You can decide what fittings you want inside like adjustable shelves and drawers. Extending your cabinets to the ceiling is also an easy way to make your space appear larger and more open. Our kitchen wall units and cabinets come in different heights widths and shapes so you can choose a combination that works for you. Creating your dream kitchen means making the most of your space including your walls.

Common wall cabinet heights are 12 36 and 42 inches. Wall flex kitchen cabinet with shelves and dividers in satin white view the hampton cabinets collection 126 00. So you get lots of storage for everything from saucepans and cereal packets to mixing bowls. In standard kitchens the wall cabinets are typically 30 or 36 inches tall with the space above enclosed by soffits.

Where the cabinets run all the way to the ceiling 48 inch cabinets are the logical choice. Javascript is currently disabled in this browser. With their range of heights widths depths and colors our tall kitchen cabinets can fit in pretty much any kitchen. Below is a breakdown of the pros and cons of each choice.

Reactivate it to view this content. Hampton bay hampton shaker assembled 30x18x12 in. You will need to do this for the entire wall s of cabinets. Alternatively cabinets would extend to a dropdown drywall soffit within the kitchen.

There are two choices when designing cabinets for a kitchen that has a lower ceiling. The crown molding detail on the cabinets gives the cabinets a polished finished look. There s a choice of colors and you ll even find options with drawers. A 12 inch or 15 inch tall cabinet fits neatly over a refrigerator.

While some kitchen cabinets that don t extend to the ceiling were built that way for a reason often times it s just wasting valuable space that could be filled with more cabinets for extra storage. In other words say a 36 wide cabinet 13 deep 18 for a door 31 deep from the wall. You can either use 36 tall upper cabinets which allows for crown molding to be used along the top or you can use 42 tall upper cabinets that go all the way to the ceiling without any molding. If the mark on the wall is higher than the ceiling at the 31 mark your door will bind on the ceiling therefore the cabinets need to be lowered more.

Use a level longer than 30. When 8 foot ceilings were standard in most homes cabinets were often designed to accommodate that height.