Overview of Modular Unit Dimensions and Depths

This document provides detailed specifications for modular kitchen units, focusing on height ranges, widths, and depths for various types of units including tall units, wall units, and fridge columns.

1. Unit Height Categories

• Tall Units: Height fixed at 214.8 cm.
• Wall Units: Two height ranges: 76.8 cm and 102.4–128 cm.
• Intermediate Tall Units: Height at 138 cm.

2. Width and Depth Specifications

The modular units come in multiple width increments, typically measured in centimeters. Common widths include 10, 16, 19.2, 25.6, 30, 38.4, 45, 51.2, 60, 64, 75, 76.8, 83.2, 90, 105, 120, 128, 135, and 150 cm.

Depths (referred to as "PROF. / DEPTH") vary depending on unit type and range from 34.5 cm to 66.5 cm, with common depth options being 34.5, 60, and 66.5 cm. Some units offer multiple depth options (e.g., 34.5-60-66.5 cm).

3. Unit Types and Specifics

• Tall Units (214.8 cm): Available in various widths and depths, suitable for full-height storage or appliance housing.
• Wall Units (76.8 cm and 102.4–128 cm): Designed for upper cabinetry with multiple width and depth options.
• Intermediate Tall Units (138 cm): Mid-height units with similar width and depth variations.
• Fridge Columns: Specified with depths primarily 60–66.5 cm, designed to accommodate refrigeration appliances.
• Boiler Units: Mentioned with specific depth 34.5 cm, likely for housing boilers or similar equipment.

4. Modular Width Increments

The widths are modular and standardized, allowing combinations of 10, 16, 19.2, 25.6, 30, 38.4, 45, 60, 75, 90, 105, 120, 135, and 150 cm. This modularity supports flexible kitchen design and customization.

5. Summary of Key Parameters

6. Design and Installation Recommendations

• Use modular widths and depths to customize kitchen layouts efficiently.
• Choose unit heights according to functional needs: tall units for storage/appliances, wall units for overhead storage.
• Depth selection should consider appliance dimensions and kitchen ergonomics.
• Fridge columns require deeper units (60–66.5 cm) to accommodate refrigeration equipment.
• Boiler units have a shallower depth (34.5 cm) for compact installation.

7. Conclusion

The document outlines a comprehensive modular system for kitchen cabinetry with standardized heights, widths, and depths. This modularity facilitates flexible design, efficient space utilization, and compatibility with appliances such as boilers and refrigerators.