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PostPosted: Sat Oct 10, 2009 10:47 am    Post Subject:
Standard kitchen appliance measurements
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When fitting a kitchen what is the standard gap size you leave so the appliances can go in? I've just had a new one fitted but the gap size may be wrong and I am struggling to get a cooker that will fit as most are 60cm.

The gaps they have left are:

Washing machine: 60cm
Cooker: 58cm
Fridge / freezer: 63

Surely I should have 60cm for the cooker? Should I get them back to fix it? Is it standard to leave 60cm when you have the space?
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afaik most appliances are 600mm i leave a gap of 610 where possible so there isnt too much of a struggle to get them in.

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PostPosted: Sat Oct 10, 2009 4:16 pm    Post Subject:
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Standard opening for freestanding appliances is 600mm as most are about 595mm wide this gives a bit of play.

For integrated you would allow 564 which is a 600mm nominal carcase less twice the 18mm board width.

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Thanks for the replys.

So do you think that the kitchen fitters have done it wrong and I am within my rights to get them back to fix it?
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well if you cant get your appliances in then i would get them back to sort out the problem,they shouldve made sure.

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