#Full overlay cabinets with legs install#
#Full overlay cabinets with legs full#
#Full overlay cabinets with legs plus#

With Applied Ends, all cabinet parts are ready to build when the order is received (integral finished ends would have to be identified, separated to go through the prep and finish process, and those cabinets could not be built until those parts were sanded, finished and allowed to dry).

Stacking allows you to exceed our 96' height limitation.

Applied Ends allow them to stack cabinets (you can't stack if you use the integral finished end option).

On cost sensitive projects that are very simple, Integral Finished Ends can save the cabinetmaker some material cost.

Room – ROOM in which a cabinet is drawn inside the KCD file.

Shelves – Number of adjustable shelves in each cabinet unit.

Side L/ Side R – Indicates if a cabinet side is “F” Finished or “U” Unfinished.

Edge Band Other – This column will always indicate “Standard”.

Edge Band Front – Selection Made for face of the cabinet.

Int Ply – Material for cabinet interior.

Species – The material used for the cabinet carcass.

Description - The cabinet model which was pulled from the Library into the drawings.

Status - This column indicates each unit being Valid or Invalid, if Invalid then the unit is not producible by Cabinotch and therefore not in the estimate which will be generated.

Unit - This number is prescribed in the KCD Drawing and will be the number present on components produced by Cabinotch.

The following information is given in the Validation Report: We strongly recommend that you utilize the “Show Details” button to expand this report and then print this report for your own reference. The generated Validation Report should be used in conjunction with the cabinets drawn to determine what is being quoted and produced by Cabinotch. Additionally, there will be a provided Kick, which will serve as a spanner between the cabinet sides, this Kick is intended to be skinned with a finished toe-kick trim by you, the customer.

No – Integral Kick with Toe Notch – This option will have Cabinotch cut out a Toe-Notch on the cabinet sides.

#Full overlay cabinets with legs install#

No – This selection will have Cabinotch NOT MACHINE FOR leg levelers, as this option also does not specify Kick or a Toe-Notch, this would be the option desired if your intent is to install floating cabinets or provide your own toe box at the job site/during cabinet assembly.

Cabinotch will NOT automatically cart the leg leveling hardware into your project, you will need to do so by visiting the Accessories tab on our website.

Yes with No Kick – The Yes response indications that Cabinotch will MACHINE FOR leg levelers.

This option will also provide for the inclusion of ¾” thick toe-kick material.

Yes with Kick – The Yes response indicates that we will MACHINE FOR leg levers.

Note that what is being asked here is whether we MACHINE FOR leg levelers: These are the available options with a brief summation of how Cabinotch applies each.

Again, you will stay in system, even if you have changed the scale to Inches. 160/32=5).Īs with the cabinet height, the door and drawer front heights have the increment option (up arrow and down arrow) to move your door and/or drawer front height up and down in increments of 32mm.

#Full overlay cabinets with legs plus#

Doors and drawer fronts should be a divisible of 32 after adding back your chosen reveal (example: 157mm top drawer height plus our 3mm chosen reveal equals 160mm. The same logic is built into the door and drawer front heights as well. If you use the increment option (up arrow and down arrow) to move your cabinet height up and down in increments of 32mm, you will stay in system, even if you have changed the scale to Inches.

#Full overlay cabinets with legs full#

When you use the Cabinotch Full Access Library for KCD, all cabinets will have a default height that is in system. As long as you can divide your cabinet height (excluding the toe kick height) by 32, and get an even number, you are on system. The short version is that all cabinet heights should be an increment of 32mm (example: 768/32 =24).