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The grommet panel must be a minimum of 70 inches wide, between the side hem seams, to provide just slightly more than 1.5 times fullness on the 40-inch space.
Consider the work aisles (from stove to sink) and the walkways (moving people through the kitchen to other rooms); you may want to alter the widths on either side of the island. The width of a kitchen island involves many factors, but again, starting with the standards, the general rule is between 2â and 4â wide. The 2â minimum is really only used when space is at a premium (it would fit one 24â base cabinet) and a 3â width is a bit more workable. You also donât want it too wide that you get a no-manâs land area in the middle that becomes hard to reach.