Parts & Fronts
Define doors, drawer fronts, shelves, fillers, tops and wall-panel sections before selecting exact boards, edging, machining and finishing.
The clear version
Parts & Fronts bridges a blank cutting list and a complete furniture design. Begin with the component you need, preserve its finished dimensions and edge intent, then complete the exact material and production choices in Board Cutting.
Available templates
The current compiled templates cover rectangular slab doors, drawer fronts, shelves, fillers or end panels, tops and wall-panel sections.
Exact production choices
The template does not invent a board, thickness or edging product. Those choices remain explicit in Board Cutting and are checked against the selected sheet.
Controlled expansion
Routed Shaker, fretwork and five-piece doors are described separately, but cannot compile as public production recipes until tooling, material, finishing and sample evidence is approved.
Choose the right component route
The component workflow adds useful structure without pretending to design a complete cabinet.
Prepare one door, front, shelf, panel or top with a clear reference and finished dimensions.
Duplicate a component or use quantity when the parts share the same finished specification.
Use Studio instead when carcass, fronts, hardware and internal arrangement must be designed together.
Explore complete furniture →Before configuration
A component template is only as reliable as the measurement and production information entered.
Useful detail
No. It carries dimensions and intent into Board Cutting, where an exact published board, thickness and compatible edging must be selected.
Yes. Add, duplicate and edit component lines before transferring the set to Board Cutting.
No. It prepares a reviewable draft. Stock selection, production services, optimisation, confirmed price, payment and approved output remain separate controls.
Prepare a component set
Your draft remains on this device until it is moved into Board Cutting.
