Cabinet Configuration

Overview

Each cabinet in your project can be independently configured with precise dimensions, front types, construction methods, and material assignments. This guide covers every configuration option available.

Cabinet Dimensions

Every cabinet is defined by three primary dimensions (in millimeters):

Construction Types

Two industry-standard methods for how panels join together:

Front Types

Choose how the cabinet's front is configured:

Tolerance Settings

Tolerances define the gap between parts for proper fitting:

Tolerances affect:

• Gap between doors and cabinet frame
• Gap between drawer fronts
• Gap between double doors
• Overall front dimensions

3D Positioning PRO

In 3D view, each cabinet can be positioned in space:

• X, Y, Z coordinates — Position the cabinet precisely
• Yaw, Pitch, Roll — Rotate the cabinet on any axis
• Visibility toggle — Show/hide individual cabinets in the 3D scene
• Multi-select — Select multiple cabinets for group operations

Spacers

Spacers are zero-thickness elements used for layout planning:

• Width and height are configurable but depth is always 0
• Used to represent gaps between cabinet groups in the 2D layout
• Appear in the cabinet list but are excluded from material and cost calculations
• Not included in conflict detection checks

Custom Sheets

Custom sheets add free-standing flat panels that aren't part of a cabinet box:

• Useful for countertops, filler panels, side panels, or any standalone board
• Dimensions are Width × Height; depth is used as the sheet thickness
• Can be assigned a material for correct cut list and cost calculation
• Sheet Orientation — Rotate in 90° increments on all three axes (Tilt X, Tilt Y, Tilt Z) to place the sheet in any position (horizontal countertop, vertical wall panel, etc.)

Countertop Area

The Include in Countertop Area toggle on each cabinet controls whether the cabinet's footprint is counted in the project's total countertop area (shown in the Measurement Summary).

• Automatically enabled for cabinets with height ≤ 1000mm (floor cabinets)
• Can be manually toggled for any cabinet
• Countertop area is calculated as width × depth in m²

Multi-Select, Copy & Paste

You can select, copy, and paste multiple cabinets at once:

• Multi-select — Hold Ctrl (or Cmd on macOS) and click additional cabinets in the list or canvas. The Properties Panel shows shared options when multiple cabinets are selected
• Bulk edit — Change construction type or material across all selected cabinets simultaneously
• Copy (Ctrl+C / Cmd+C) — Copies all currently selected cabinets to the clipboard
• Paste (Ctrl+V / Cmd+V) — Pastes copied cabinets with a 50mm X-axis offset from the originals
• Duplicate — Click the duplicate icon in the cabinet list to instantly create a copy of a single cabinet

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