-Door and Drawer Front ordering sizes on the ORDER FORM
must be in increments of 1/8”…NO Sixteenths !!
A) FRAMELESS CABINETS (i.e. no Frame on front of cabinet.)
Use the measurements of your existing doors and drawerfronts. Remember,
only concealed hinges can be used with Frameless Cabinets.
B) FRAMED CABINETS (i.e. frame on front of cabinet.)For each door ...
Measure the width of the cabinet opening (as shown in Figure 2) and use the formulas below depending on the hinge type selected. With Framed Cabinets, it is important that you measure the cabinet opening and not existing doors and drawerfronts.
Opening height of cabinet is determined by measuring from the top of the cabinet opening, to the bottom of the cabinet (see Figure 2).
This will ensure that you cover the bottom part of the cabinet frame…then use the formulas below.
(maximum door ordering width is 22" )
For cabinet openings under 20
" wide, add 1
" to the Opening width.
If the opening width is more than 20
", add 1" to the Opening width and divide by 2 (if the result
is in sixteenths, round down to the nearest
") This will give you 2 doors for this opening.
Add
" or less to the Opening height depending on the clearance you have
to the moulding above the door. ( See figure 2 and measuring instructions for
opening height. )
Upper or Lower Door - If ordering European - Oak Bar style with concealed hinges make sure you
put the Upper and Lower door measurements in the appropriate section on the Order Form.
Hinge Location - Determine hinge location (Left or Right side of door), show
that location on your sketch and insert L or R in Location columns on the Order
Form. Remember, hinge location is only necessary when using Concealed
Hinges since these doors are pre-drilled at your request.
For cabinet openings under 21
" wide, add
" to the Opening width.
If the opening width is more than 21
", add
" to the Opening width and divide by 2 (if the result is in sixteenths,
round down to the nearest
"). This will give you 2 doors for the opening.
Add 1/2" or less to the Opening height depending
on the clearance you have to the moulding above the door. ( See figure 2 and
measuring instructions for opening height )
Glass Doors - If a Frame for Glass or Mullion
Bars are required, clearly note on the Order Form in the appropriate box (Frame
& Mullion Doors) and if Mullion Bars. Remember, Frames for Glass
for Laminated Panel doors come in the Frame & Panel Style and are not available
for European Style doors. Glass to be supplied by customer. Mullion Bars are
only available with PVC and MDF Paintable Doors.
*NOTE-Cabinet Door Depot strongly recommends not using your
existing hinges. Using our hinges with our accompanying reface plate, makes
installation much easier for either framed or frameless cabinets.
Determining Drawerfront Ordering Sizes(Note: Drawerfronts can be a maximum of 40" wide.)
Frameless Cabinets- Use the widths and heights of your existing drawerfronts.
Framed Cabinets - locate the door directly below the
particular drawerfront being measured. Use the door width as your drawerfront
width and use the height of your existing drawerfront. If there is no door below
the drawerfront such as in a bank of drawers, use the width and height of your
existing drawerfront. If you want one long drawerfront to be above two doors such as
under a sink, locate the two doors that the drawerfront will be above
and add the two door width measurements together plus
". The height will be the same as the existing drawerfront.
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