Kitchen design

Configure individual cabinets or plan a complete measured layout.

Start with a base, wall or sink cabinet, or record the room before arranging a straight, galley, L-shaped, U-shaped, peninsula or island layout.

3: cabinet starting types
6: measured layout starters
1: shared material schedule

The clear version

What this part of DIY Joinery is for.

Individual cabinets are suitable when the module is already understood. Complete kitchens begin with room geometry because corners, clearances, services, fillers and worktop returns cannot be inferred safely.

Cabinet modules

Build the units the project needs.

Configure base cabinets, sink units and wall cabinets in compact, standard, wide, low and tall proportions.

Adjustable shelving
Optional manufactured worktops
Sink aperture intent
Door and handle choices

Complete rooms

Record the architecture before the cabinetry.

Measured starters cover a straight run, galley, L-shape, U-shape, peninsula and island. Corner access, services and open-door clearances remain review points.

Materials and fittings

Assign every manufactured zone deliberately.

Cabinet bodies, fronts, backs, drawers and worktops can use separate published materials. Compatible hinges, plates, runners, handles and lighting are carried into review.

Start a kitchen

Choose one cabinet or plan the whole room.

Use quick configuration for a known module and the measured planner for a complete layout.

Configure a cabinet Plan a kitchen