Kitchen sets and corners
Plan runs from the room measurements
Plan walls and appliances before the cabinet runs. Left and right are viewed from inside the room facing the cabinets.
- Record usable wall lengths, doors, windows, services and appliance locations.
- Start from a kitchen template or AI result, then set base, wall and tall-unit runs to the measured walls.
- Check total column widths, run origins and corners without counting space occupied by another run.
Templates and AI results are starting points. Appliance openings and installation clearances must follow the equipment and site measurements.
Resolve corners, gaps and appliance columns
A corner is not two overlapping runs. Check both occupied space and door movement.
- Arrange straight runs, corners and gaps for appliances such as the fridge or cooker.
- Use collision messages to locate the affected unit; adjust run origin, width or column type.
- Check corner-door access and choose a blind-corner false front where appropriate.
Removing a body collision does not guarantee door clearance. Recheck the swing against the neighbouring run.
Check worktops, plinths and deliverables
Cabinet panels, worktops and appliances are different purchasing items. Review them separately before handover.
- Check working height, feet and plinth, and wall-unit position above the worktop.
- Review worktop pricing in the kitchen tab of Materials and process, then check lengths and amounts in the quote.
- Review the complete layout, machining parts and exports; an appliance model is not a board part.
Worktops are accounted for by linear metre and do not enter board cutting. Confirm site cut-outs and finishing separately.