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What is the proper height for a countertop? For a baking countertop?

10 years ago

I'm trying to determine how high a baking countertop can be

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Dytecture
10 years ago
36" would be the standard height, but for baking it's usually only 30" high so it's easier for rolling and kneading.
Brenda
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
I wanted a 30" "baking station" in my new kitchen, but it didn't make the final design cut ... lucky you if you're getting one!

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