Thank you for the info and one note on a tall pantry cabinet. If it's close to 96 inches, you cannot stand it up in a 96 inch room. I installed a 90 inch pantry and it cleared the ceiling by less than a half inch when standing it up right.
That was terrific. Very, very useful and coincidentally going through this process now with 8 foot ceilings. I wanted a stacked cabinet with glass door on top of my 30 inch cabinet but don't think it can be done, especially with molding. Great info..
Great informative video and awesome flag! I would be interested in knowing what to do with upper cabinets in a kitchen with 10-foot ceilings. Stacked or do they make over 42 inch uppers?
They do make 42" uppers. Those will top out at 96" above the finished floor. With 10-foot ceilings, 96" is about as tall as you'd want to reasonably go, as you'd never be able to reach the cabinets above 96", without the use of a ladder. If you want wall cabinets with a 'stacked look', you can always place 12" tall cabinets stacked on top of 30" tall cabinets. Having said that, some people take their wall cabinets up to 9 feet, but that is just for show, having no real practical use in the kitchen.
I’m ordering a whole kitchen full of Cabinets tomorrow, and you just made me realize I was about to order the wrong height of cabinets. Thank you 🙏
Thank you for the info and one note on a tall pantry cabinet. If it's close to 96 inches, you cannot stand it up in a 96 inch room. I installed a 90 inch pantry and it cleared the ceiling by less than a half inch when standing it up right.
NOTE; tall cabinets greater than 90" tall, usually come with loose toekick bases, just for this reason.
That was the best explanation I've seen yet. Very helpful.
That was terrific. Very, very useful and coincidentally going through this process now with 8 foot ceilings. I wanted a stacked cabinet with glass door on top of my 30 inch cabinet but don't think it can be done, especially with molding. Great info..
well done video. The Riser solution for 36" is what we needed.
Very good work, i have one question, what is the height of the microwave wall cabinet?
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Great informative video and awesome flag! I would be interested in knowing what to do with upper cabinets in a kitchen with 10-foot ceilings. Stacked or do they make over 42 inch uppers?
They do make 42" uppers. Those will top out at 96" above the finished floor. With 10-foot ceilings, 96" is about as tall as you'd want to reasonably go, as you'd never be able to reach the cabinets above 96", without the use of a ladder. If you want wall cabinets with a 'stacked look', you can always place 12" tall cabinets stacked on top of 30" tall cabinets. Having said that, some people take their wall cabinets up to 9 feet, but that is just for show, having no real practical use in the kitchen.
Great video