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      "name": "How deep should a kitchen peninsula be?",
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        "text": "The right peninsula depth depends on whether it is for storage, prep, seating, or appliances. Standard base-cabinet depth may work for storage, while seating or opposing cabinets can require additional countertop depth and careful clearance planning.\n\nContext: Homeowner discussions show that two-sided cabinet arrangements may need a deeper worktop and precise field measurements. A deeper peninsula can improve function but reduce walk space.\n\nKey factors:\n- Cabinet orientation and access from each side\n- Seating overhang\n- Appliance dimensions\n- Remaining aisle width\n\nPractical guidance: Decide which side needs drawers, doors, or seating before selecting depth. Have the countertop fabricated only after the installed cabinets are measured.\n\nElite Remodeling & Design can coordinate cabinet configuration and countertop dimensions in the design phase.",
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        "description": "Depth depends on cabinet orientation, storage, seating, appliances, and remaining aisle space. Standard base-cabinet depth may be enough for one-sided storage, while seating or cabinets on both sides can require more depth. Confirm the full footprint before ordering the top."
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  "description": "Depth depends on cabinet orientation, storage, seating, appliances, and remaining aisle space. Standard base-cabinet depth may be enough for one-sided storage,"
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