Different depth upper cabinets on each side of range hood
Looking for advice. Our cabinet drawing came back for our kitchen remodel, one side of the 36" range hood has the upper cabinets with a depth of 22" and holds a built in microwave. The other side of the hood has a standard 15" depth cabinet. The chimney wall range hood has 2 inches of space on each side of before the cabinet. Is this normal? Does it look strange to have different depth cabinets on each side of the hood? The hood will protude out about 1" on one side of the upper and 7" on the other. Can this be done and not have it look weird? Any advice is welcomed. Thanks so much.
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PRO2 years agoWhat Hallet said. But first show the ENTIRE cad plan for the kitchen. all the walls, clearances, appliances etc. Show the rest of this, make sure we can read the dimensions, and while you are at it? Label everything.
The rest.....of this at least.
2 years agoActually based upon your range selection, you may not be able to do this based upon the specs for the range.
With many ranges the maximum depth for a cabinet immediately adjacent to and above the cooking surface of the range is 13" in depth, not 22"
This is what specs will typically look like:
HALLETT & Co.