


To have the program plan frameless cabinets there are a couple of Standards that must be set first.
- In each of the Upper, Base and Tall Standards windows set all the stiles and rails to .75 or
whatever your box material thickness is.
- In the General Standards window set the face Frame thickness to zero. You will also probably want
to set the shelf edge thickness to zero.
With these settings the program will change the way it handles cabinets in several ways. First, the sizes of
the stiles and rails are not printed on the shop drawings with a few exceptions. If you want to have a scribe
strip added to one of the sides of a cabinet, just increase that sides stile by the amount of scribe you want
and set the scribe for that side. Now the shop plan will give the width of that side and it will also say how
wide the scribe strip is.
If you need to increase the size of any of the rails, the program will also then print the size of that rail and
adjust the size of the opening.
You will need to be careful with the door overlay on cabinets with middle partitions, especially if you are
doing full overlay doors. Inset doors will work fine, but do not show a reveal between the cabinet and the
door on the elevation views.
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Cabinet planner
Manual-page 8-Frameless cabinets
Contents:
Page 1--Program setup and first cabinet
Page 2--Setting up rooms and placing cabinets on walls
Page 3--Saving, Opening, Printing and Deleting jobs
Page 4--Settings
Page 5--Individual cabinets explained
Page 6--Miscellaneous
Page 7--Combing cabinets
Page 8--Frameless cabinets
Page 9--Planning in elevation views
Page 10--3D