Wall elevation
Hinges Drawer slides
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Buy list
Choose what to buy, then adjust the starter prices in USD to match your supplier. The estimate uses whole sheets, rolls and packs.
ESTIMATED COST
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Before tax and delivery
Items to buy for
Add items in Layout to select them here.
Materials & hardware Choose for each item
Add an item in Layout to configure its materials.
This item is excluded from the buy list. Include it above to add its materials and costs.
Wood & sheet stock
Cabinet-grade is a quality category. The veneer and core are listed below.
Shared side rails use 2×4 lumber. See the board count and cuts below.
Hardware
Illustrations show style and approximate placement. Product links below show the actual hardware.
Sheet layout
Automatically compares 120 cutting layouts for each stock. Selected cabinets share sheets when material and thickness match.
Grain mode keeps sides and doors vertical, shelves and drawer fronts horizontal. It does not book-match veneers. Sheet diagrams show the smallest layout found, not a guaranteed global minimum.
How quantities are estimated
Frameless boxes and fronts use the plywood selected for each cabinet. Drawer boxes and backs use separate birch stock. Open units use one shelf per cabinet by default. Box depth includes the back and excludes the door or drawer front. Wall and tall units include rear rails. Shelves are counted per bay, with up to two doors per bay. Mixed cabinets start with the top 40% of the face set aside for drawers. Adjust the stack and each drawer in Layout.
Sheet counts use the cutting settings above, with a separate layout for each material and thickness. Baltic birch uses 5 × 5 sheets; other stock uses 4 × 8. Allow extra stock for defects or matching veneer. Cuts and drawer boxes remain rough blanks for trimming to hardware specifications. Select mounting fasteners for your wall framing and cabinet load. Finish and mounting fasteners are separate from this estimate.
Freestanding benches use plywood on a 2×4 frame. The tote rack designer uses a 2×4 ladder frame. Board counts use the selected saw kerf and compare board lengths for ladder racks. Check spans, bracing, anchoring, and load capacity for your build.
Confirm fit before ordering, especially door overlay, actual plywood thickness, slide clearance and load ratings. Blum hinge-count guide