Cabinet Customization

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Saved Settings

Save a group of settings when you want to reuse the same specifications across cabinet items or later carts. Start from Quick Settings, a stock preset, or an existing saved setting, then save the combination under a name you will recognize.

Creating a Saved Setting

1

Open Cart Settings

In Cart, select the cabinet items that should receive the shared settings, then open the Settings tab.

2

Set Up Quick Settings

In Quick Settings, choose the materials, edgebanding, joint and back-panel methods, hinge and drawer options, and other applicable specifications. You can also begin with a stock option under Load Preset Settings.

3

Create and Reuse the Setting

Under Load Saved Settings, select + Create New Setting, enter a descriptive name, and select Create Setting. Later, choose it from Load Saved Settings and select Apply to Selected Items. Saved settings are available when you are signed in; you can also update one with Save Changes or remove it with Delete Setting.

Why Use Saved Settings

Project-Wide Specifications

Lock in standardized specifications for consistent ordering across large projects or multi-phase installations. This ensures uniformity in materials, finishes, and construction methods throughout your project.

Define Your Unique Style

Create a signature look for your brand or design practice. Customize presets that reflect your aesthetic preferences and become the foundation of your distinctive design language.

Alternative Construction Methods

Create specialized variations for unique conditions while maintaining consistent materials and edging settings. Adapt construction techniques for different spatial requirements without compromising your design vision.

Remember

Structure ≠ Style. Master the two core box logics—Transitional and Free Standing—then dial finishes to fit any design narrative. The same parametric objects scale from budget rental kitchens to gallery-grade millwork without redrawing a single panel.