Most of us don't really have to think about the standard depth of our kitchen countertops — it's often quite standardized. It's essentially the measurement from the front edge of the counter to the back edge. And for counters against a wall, this is usually the distance to the splashback or wall.
However, if you want to hack your kitchen design to get the most from it, you need to know the standard depth of a kitchen countertop and the effects of breaking that rule. Much like a kitchen countertop's standard height, the depth is essential as it impacts the amount of workspace you have and the amount of space needed to fit the relevant appliances you might need for your kitchen.
