A 12×16 nominal example with transparent growing space behind a partition and an opaque dry-storage zone at the front. Test the connecting opening before allocating more growing area.
Nominal exterior class only. All clear dimensions below are authored example inputs, not a product specification.
Usable width · planning assumption
136 in
Authored interior.
Usable depth · planning assumption
184 in
Authored interior.
Growing depth · planning assumption
84 in
Rear zone; not a yield recommendation.
Dry-storage depth · calculated
96 in
184 − 84 − 4 in partition.
Partition opening · planning assumption
30 in
Equal to the authored tending aisle; verify handling clearance.
Two zones and a partition
Growing bench: 24×72 in at (0,100). Front shelf: 18×48 at (0,0); trays: 24×36 at (18,0); soil: 18×24 at (18,36). Potting surface: 24×36 at (83,0); tools: 18×36 at (107,0).
The partition occupies y=96–100 in; its 30 in opening runs x=53–83. The clear front entry is 72 in, centered.
What this shows: 84 in growing + 4 in partition + 96 in dry storage = 184 in. Original diagram. Authored reference; inches unless marked unknown.
Follow the clear central strip to reach the growing bench, then return tools to the front storage zone. Verify carrying width, reach and the actual door operation.
This diagram records access and allocation. It does not establish that the front zone stays dry or that plants receive adequate light and ventilation.
What this shows: The 30 in service strip connects the entrance and rear growing zone. Original diagram. Authored reference; inches unless marked unknown.
Counterexample: retain every zone and item but reduce the partition opening from 30 to 20 in. The remaining opening fails the selected 30 in route width.
Reducing a route allowance to make a drawing pass does not establish workable carrying clearance. Measure the task first.
What this shows: A 20 in opening cannot contain the authored 30 in service strip. Original diagram. Authored reference; inches unless marked unknown.
Keep the parts that match your task. Confirm these remaining conditions before buying or building:
Measure actual enclosure, opening and occupied bench dimensions.
Review sunlight, ventilation, condensation, drainage and irrigation locally.
Confirm materials and separation details; fuels and chemicals are outside this study.
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