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Editing Cabinets

Door Swing is included at the end of the
Sizes label as either L or R, but only if all the
Base W(D)(H) doors on a cabinet have the same swing.
Width (W) Always included Here are a few examples of automatic
Depth (D) 24” (60 cm) cabinet labels and their meanings:
Height (H) 34 1/2” (90 cm)
Corner Depth = Width • 3DB24: Base cabinet with 3 drawers, 24”
Depth (D) wide. Depth and height are standard.
• SB24R: Sink base, 24” wide, with a right
Wall WH(D) door. Depth and height are standard.
Width (W) Always included • BCW2436R: Blind wall cabinet, 24”
Height (H) Always included wide, 36” high, with a right door. Depth
Depth (D) 12” (30 cm) is standard.
Corner Depth = Width
Depth (D) • DCW2436L: Diagonal corner wall
cabinet, 24” wide, 36” high, with a left
Full Height WDH door. Depth is standard (equal to width).
Width (W) Always included • OTC362490: Full height cabinet with
Depth (D) Always included oven, 36” wide, 24” deep, 90” high.
Height (H) Always included
Corner Always included The Automatic Labels for Shelves and
Depth (D) Partitions are blank, but you can specify
custom labels for both. See “Shelf/Partition
Specification Dialog” on page 643.

Editing Cabinets

Cabinets and cabinet fillers can be selected in When a cabinet is selected in floor plan view
2D and 3D views both individually and in or on its top surface in a 3D view, ten edit
groups and edited using the edit handles, the handles display: the Move handle at the
edit toolbar and their specification dialog. center, the Rotate handle, and a Resize
handle on each edge and at each corner.
Using the Mouse
In 3D views, cabinets can be selected on any
Cabinets can be edited like other box-based surface: front, side, back or top. When the
objects. See “Editing Box-Based Objects” on side of a cabinet is selected, five edit handles
page 236. The edit handles that a cabinet are available: the Move handle and a Resize
displays when selected will vary depending handle on each edge.
on the view.

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