Why dimensions matter
Consistent module sizes make planning, appliances and worktops fit cleanly. The values below are common indicative ranges; we build to your exact project dimensions.
Common indicative cabinet sizes
| Unit type | Typical height | Typical depth | Typical widths |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base units | ~720 mm (+ legs) | ~560–580 mm | 300–1200 mm |
| Wall units | ~360–900 mm | ~300–350 mm | 300–1000 mm |
| Tall/pantry units | ~1900–2400 mm | ~560–580 mm | 300–600 mm |
| Worktop height | ~850–950 mm (with top) | — | — |
Made to your spec
These are indicative only — every Aurora Atelier cabinet is manufactured to your project's dimensions, market standards and appliances.
Frequently asked questions
What is a standard base cabinet height?
Commonly around 720 mm for the carcass plus legs/plinth, but we build to your project; values vary by market.
What depth are kitchen base units?
Typically about 560–580 mm, though this varies by design and appliances.
Are these dimensions fixed?
No — these are indicative ranges; we manufacture to your exact sizes.
Do dimensions vary by country?
Yes — module and worktop heights differ by market; we match yours.