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Home Up Kitchen Spacial Requirements Kitchen Turning Areas Kitchen Work Triangle Kitchen Workstation Placement Kitchen Storage Kitchen White Goods Kitchen Essential Details Kitchen Comfort Zones Unit Height Adjustment Kitchen Design Proposals Kitchen Checklist
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Comfort zones refer to general reach and height
measurements, within which by far the majority of users can work
comfortably. In the accessible kitchen, as many features as possible should
be located within the comfort zones. |
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Comfort zones - comfortable reach
Comfortable reach:
0-500 mm from front edge of the table top. Depending on the
user’s physical capacities, it can be difficult to reach the food and
utensils that are at the back of the table. |
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Comfortable reach |
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Comfort zones - comfortable working height and reach
Comfortable working height: 700-1100 mm over floor level.
Comfortable reach: 400-1400 mm over floor level.
Our knowledge of general comfortable reach and working
height, i.e. of comfort zones, is based on surveys among disabled users. |
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Comfortable working height and
reach |
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Height adjustment of table tops and cupboards
Table tops are normally adjusted to a height of 700 mm over
floor level, and it should be possible to raise them to as high as 1100 mm.
Separate height adjustment of overhead cupboards
Overhead cupboards are mounted about 350-400 mm over the
work top. They can be lowered to the level of the work top and also pulled
forward to the front edge.
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