Creating cabinets

The Create furniture tab builds cabinets parametrically. Every part it creates is a named group with the right material, so the cut list, edge banding, hardware and drilling are correct without any manual tagging.

Cabinet types

Type Typical use Options
Base cabinet Kitchen base, vanity Width, height, depth, doors (1/2), shelves, plinth height, back panel
Drawer base Drawer bank Number of drawers, front heights, slide type from catalogue
Sink base Under sink Cut-out for sink, false front
Wall cabinet Upper kitchen Doors, shelves, glass door option
Tall cabinet Pantry, oven housing, wardrobe Shelves, internal drawers, hanging rail
Corner Blind or L corner Carousel option

All dimensions are in the current unit (mm or inches).

Doors

Hardware from the catalogue

Choose hinges and slides from Hardware → Catalogue. The catalogue contains real dimensions and drilling data:

Drawer box widths are derived from the slide’s side clearance automatically.

Kitchen runs from a plan

Create furniture → Kitchen plan lets you lay out a whole run:

  1. Enter wall lengths (straight, L or U shape).
  2. Add cabinets left to right with their widths; the plugin fills fillers automatically.
  3. Choose plinth (continuous, up to 2400 mm per piece), Gola profile, splashback and a single-slab worktop with standard hob (560 × 490) and sink (780 × 480) cut-outs.
  4. Create in 3D model builds the full run aligned to the back wall, with a low 360 mm unit and hood above the hob.

Editing after creation

The generated groups are ordinary SketchUp geometry — resize, move or delete freely. The cabinet remembers its parameters, so you can re-open it in the Create furniture tab, change a value and regenerate.

Undo

Every Create in 3D model is one Undo step.