125 mm grid system
Raster & carcase system
Then next125 design concept is based on an architectural feature: the metric grid size. Second to none, it ensures peace and structure. The kitchen grid height of 125 mm therefore lends its name to the brand name. Based on this grid size, next125 has developed two carcase heights – based on the ergonomics of today's kitchen users.
Our next125 kitchen designs are based on a 125-mm metric grid system. A single grid corresponds to the height of a drawer (125 mm). This results in two carcase heights of 75 cm and 87.5 cm, which can be selected according to ergonomic and storage requirements. In addition to the existing heights, our 81.25 cm model now offers even more design freedom.
A wall-mounted system is a further option that makes the kitchen feel more light and airy.
Carcase heights
Carcase height 75 cm
next125 developed the carcase height of 75 cm based on the ergonomics of modern kitchen users. Based on a grid height of 125 mm, the carcase height is created from six grid units. This means 6 x 125 mm = 75.0 cm, thus providing more opportunities for individual kitchen planning.
Carcase height 81.25 cm
Planning a kitchen calls for made-to-measure designs that are tailored to the ergonomics of its users and the architecture of the room. In addition to the existing heights of 75 cm and 87.5 cm, our new 81.25 cm model now offers even more design freedom. Available for designs with grip ledges or a combination of grip ledge and TIP-ON, this new option makes it even easier to meet individual and spatial requirements. The homogeneous appearance is retained thanks to the uniform grid for the fronts.
Carcase height 87.5 cm
In combination with a low plinth, the carcase height 87.5 cm not only ensures more design in the kitchen, but also provides more storage space. At just 5 cm high, the plinth remains unobtrusive, rather like a shadow gap, giving the effect that the kitchen appears to float.
next125 wall-mounted
Elements mounted on the wall, with or without handles, create opportunities for floating designs. Based on the 125 mm grid, with the aim of giving the kitchen as a living area space and weightlessness.
Whichever carcase height is selected for the kitchen, next125 keeps all possibilities open: all handle solutions are available for the carcase heights of 75 and 87.5 cm as well as for the 62.5 and 65.7 cm wall-mounted solutions. Opt for a purist finish with TIP-ON, accentuate the horizontal lines with a full-length grip ledge or choose from the many other handles available. The best design is simply a matter of personal taste.
More information about handles
The big advantage of the grid system is that it enables flexible kitchen design with customised working heights and the perfect amount of storage space. In conjunction with multiple plinth heights (5 cm I 7.5 cm I 10 cm I 12.5 cm I 15 cm I 17.5 cm) and a variety of worktop thicknesses (1.3 cm I 3.9 cm), the grid also enables the kitchen to be optimally tailored to ergonomic requirements.
Whichever carcase height is selected for the kitchen, next125 keeps all possibilities open: all handle solutions are available for the carcase heights of 75 and 87.5 cm as well as for the 62.5 cm wall-mounted solutions. Opt for a purist finish with TIP-ON, accentuate the horizontal lines with a full-length grip ledge or choose from the many other handles available. The best design is simply a matter of personal taste.
Ergonomic solutions and impressively organised interiors enable smooth workflows in the kitchen. The modern design concept adopts ideas from the Bauhaus movement: with its rectilinearity, next125 ensures clean lines. Cubic shapes are evident in the kitchen as a whole as well as in the finer of details, such as the partitions in the cutlery drawer or the practical Flex-Boxes, which help make optimum use of the storage space.
Unit elements
next125 kitchens can be assembled from three different unit elements: base units, wall units and tall units. In the case of the tall units, you can choose between five heights; the wall units come in six units heights. Various widths and depths can be realized for all element types.