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AS/NZS 4387.0:1996 | Domestic kitchen assemblies - Methods of test, Part 0: Introduction, list of methods and general requirements This Standard sets out the procedure for determining the strength of hinged doors of a kitchen unit.
AS/NZS 4387.1:1996 | Domestic kitchen assemblies - Methods of test, Method 1: Determination of strength of carcass and underframe This Standard sets out the procedure for determining the strength of hinged doors of a kitchen unit.
AS/NZS 4387.2:1996 | Domestic kitchen assemblies - Methods of test, Method 2: Determination of shelf deflection This Standard sets out the procedure for determining the strength of hinged doors of a kitchen unit.
AS/NZS 4387.3:1996 | Domestic kitchen assemblies - Methods of test, Method 3: Determination of strength of shelf supports This Standard sets out the procedure for determining the strength of hinged doors of a kitchen unit.
AS/NZS 4387.4:1996 | Domestic kitchen assemblies - Methods of test, Method 4: Determination of the strength of worktops and bottom surfaces This Standard sets out the procedure for determining the strength of hinged doors of a kitchen unit.
AS/NZS 4387.5:1996 | Domestic kitchen assemblies - Methods of test, Method 5: Determination of strength of hinged doors This Standard sets out the procedure for determining the strength of hinged doors of a kitchen unit.

Also refer to - AS/NZS 4387.6:1996 through to AS/NZS 4387.16:1996

AS 1100.101:1992 | Technical drawing, Part 101: General principles Sets out the basic principles of technical drawing practice, and covers terminology and abbreviations used in technical drawings; materials, sizes and layout of drawing sheets; types and thicknesses of lines; types and dimensions of letters, numerals and symbols; drawing scales; projectioning; sectioning; dimensioning and geometry tolerancing and the conventional representation of features and parts. Appendices provide information on the development of pictorial drawings and geometry tolerancing.
AS 1351.1:1974 | Spaces in dwellings (metric units) - Kitchens Specifies the preferred coordinating dimensions for spaces for kitchen fitments, work surfaces and appliances in dwellings when designed in accordance with the principles of coordinated preferred dimensions in buildings.
AS 1428.1:2021 | Design for access and mobility, Part 1: General requirements for access - New building work The objective of this Standard is to assist in the provision of a built environment that is legible to all people with particular attention to people who are blind or have low vision, through the provision of tactile signs. Other forms of complementary wayfinding including new technologies are not addressed by this.
AS 1428.2:1992 | Design for access and mobility, Part 2: Enhanced and additional requirements - Buildings and facilities The objective of this Standard is to assist in the provision of a built environment that is legible to all people with particular attention to people who are blind or have low vision, through the provision of tactile signs. Other forms of complementary wayfinding including new technologies are not addressed by this.
AS 1428.3:1992 | Design for access and mobility, Part 3 - Requirements for children and adolescents with physical disabilities The objective of this Standard is to assist in the provision of a built environment that is legible to all people with particular attention to people who are blind or have low vision, through the provision of tactile signs. Other forms of complementary wayfinding including new technologies are not addressed by this.
AS 1428.4.2:2018 | Design for access and mobility, Part 4.2: Means to assist the orientation of people with vision impairment - Wayfinding sign The objective of this Standard is to assist in the provision of a built environment that is legible to all people with particular attention to people who are blind or have low vision, through the provision of tactile signs. Other forms of complementary wayfinding including new technologies are not addressed by this.
AS 4386:2018 | Cabinetry in the built-in environment - Commercial and domestic This Standard sets out requirements for the design, manufacture and installation of cabinetry in the built environment covering kitchens and built-in furniture.