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Question: what is the height of the cutting board from the floor?
Document: I'm 5' 11&#34; which puts the top of this unit at around chin height. If I were to use the cutting board as intended I would have to lean over slightly because the board is between mid-thigh and waist height. Although the two bottom shelves are located a good height.
If you are above 6', I would say that cutting on this would be uncomfortable, but someone my height can make do. It was a little bit wider than I expected (not a bad thing though), and it seems to be made very well. If the cutting board were about 4-6 inches higher, I would have no trouble giving this product 5 stars.
Anyone complaining about the height requirements didn't look at the dimensions clearly marked...I found that this baker's rack fits PERFECTLY in a crevice in my new apartment, and it's wonderful storage. It looks CLEAN, it's VERY stable, and I'm very happy with it. I'm not planning on using the surface as an actual cutting board, but I love that it looks like one.
If you have the space, buy this.I posted some pictures with measurements of the rack since that's what a lot of people seem to be asking about.My apartment has half the space of my old apartment so this is a perfect addition. I'm 5'2'' so the height of the cutting board is perfect for me to rest stuff on; haven't used it for cutting yet.I suggest buying shelf liners for the spice rack.
Bought this item so I did not have to remodel my kitchen for more counter space. This product is sturdy and VERY easy to put together in just a few minutes. Lower shelves holds tons of stuff. Only complaint I have is the height of the shelf where the wood cutting board sits. It is approximately 3-4&#34; below the height of a normal countertop. Thinking of placing it on some sort of risers.
I bought a similar baker's rack years ago and loved it. I expected this to be equivalent. When I unpacked this one, it looked like something a child would have in a playhouse. It was a miniature version of a baker's rack - the cutting board wasn't even waist high! I am of average height, 5'9&#34;. The posts were also about half the diameter of other brands, which made it very unstable.
This wonderful thing has saved my sanity in my small apartment kitchen. It really does store so much! Warning though, you really cant hang pots and pans on here, and using the thing as a cutting board would be difficult due to the height (or maybe I am just tall...but no, it is shorter than I thought). I ended up using the cutting board bit for storage and hung tea mugs from the hangers (they are cute there too!).
Things I like about this baker's rack:-adjustable feet mean it is very stable, no matter the floor. I made the front legs slightly taller than the back so that it doesn't tip forward.-adjustable shelves. You can put the shelves at any height you want, at approximately 1 inch intervals. the same goes for the hanging rack and top shelf.-solid wood countertop-very easy to assemble, with clear instructions.
The cutting surface fits snugly onto the top shelf. I'm 6' tall and the counter surface is at the perfect height for me.Cons: The only issues that I have run into is that the entire unit makes a tiny &#34;ding&#34; noise when cutting on top of the &#34;cutting surface.&#34;  Normally this is a total non-issue, but I live in apartments with paper-thin walls.
It was exactly what we needed. Loved eh cutting board. We plan to buy another for the other side of the kitchen
Answer: Sorry should have answered that more completely. 33" at the top setting but you can lower the shelf that the board sits on.