Corner cabinet construction is different is some areas to standard cabinets. The following will discuss: -

• overlapping corner backs;
• overlap doors;
• extending kickboard and backs;
• grain direction of shelves;
• corner radius of tops, bottoms and shelves.

 

Backs

Defaults for whether a back is Pinned or Between Ends are set on the Construction Corner > Backs page.

Extend

The Labour & Construction > Backs/Bottom page on corner cabinets provides the ability to extend Backs (independently) to the floor using the check boxes to Extend Back To Floor for Main and Extn (only applicable if the back is flush with the bottom).

Example

 

Overlap

When a corner cabinet is not at 90 degrees the square ends of the Backs have to be chamfered in some way. There are a number of ways this can be done. However, to date these options have been limited by the fact that both the backs have been made the full length of the cabinet to their longest size. It is not possible to ‘overlap’ the backs making the shortest side the full length of the cabinet.

On the Labour & Construction > Backs/Bottom page the overlap is controlled at cabinet level for all corner cabinets using the Overlap Backs option.

The shipping default is to NOT overlap the backs i.e. make as 'Standard'.

Example

 

Doors

Overlap Doors

By default corner cabinets hinge on Left or Right and have a bifold hinge in the middle.

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This can be changed to having hinges on both the Left and the Right by using the Overlap Doors option on the Labour & Construction > Mullions and Doors page, as shown.

 Watch the Video below.

 

 

Shelves

Defaults for whether shelves are Adjustable or Fixed are set on the Construction Corner > Shelves page.

Reverse Grain

The Labour & Construction > Shelves page on corner cabinets provides the ability to reverse the graining on corner shelves.

  

 By default, the ‘graining’ on a corner cabinet is assumed to be where the shelf, top and bottom run in the same direction.

Example

Corner cabinet shown on the right is the default (where the shelf, top and bottom run in the same direction).

Some customers who 'Cam' their shelves want to reverse this for the shelves as they are placing the shelves upside down in overhead (wall) cabinets so that the cam is not visible from below. To make this work the assumed grain needs to be in the other direction.

 

Kickboards

Extend

The Cabinet Details > Kickboards page on corner cabinets provides the ability to continue one of the Front Kickboard pieces through to the back of the cabinet.

Example

Similar to the cabinet rails, the kickboard fronts can be extended through to the back of the cabinet.

 

Extend and Switch

The Switch long and short front kickboards option can be used to the extended Front Kickboard.

Example

 

Machining

Corner Radius

The Cabinet Machining > Cnr Radius page on corner cabinets provides the ability to adjust the internal machined radius of Tops, Shelves and Bottoms per cabinet.

Use the Standard or Scalloped radio buttons in conjunction with the Radius edit box.

Example 1 : Standard Shelf

The Top, Shelf and Bottom of the cabinet are shown here as Standard. Enter the required Radius in the edit box as shown.

Example 2 : Scalloped Shelf

The Shelf of the cabinet is shown here as Scalloped. Enter the required Radius in the edit box as shown.

 

Video - Overlapping Doors

This video shows how to overlap doors on a corner cabinet. (1:02 mins)