Blind Corner Cabinet (BCC)

A rectangular ground-style cabinet whose front is split into a door, a narrow HDF front rail, and a fixed MDF face panel - the "blind" part that hides behind the neighboring cabinet run in a corner. The rail and face span the full cabinet height; the single door fills its own slot.

Hinge and handle hardware is not generated for this type's door (the hardware placement assumes a door spanning the full front, which does not hold beside the rail and face), so those pickers do not appear.

Dimensions

Width - number, mm, default 900, min 150. Outer cabinet width.

Height - number, mm, default 760, min 100. Outer cabinet height.

Depth - number, mm, default 560, min 100. Outer cabinet depth, front to back.

Panel Thickness - number, mm, default 18, min 5, max 50. One thickness drives every carcass panel, shelf, divider and rail. Doors have their own Door Thickness.

Cabinet Options

Enclosed frame (no open top) - checkbox, default off. Builds a fully closed carcass instead of the open-top ground-style frame. Uses a closed box (top and bottom panels); Gola and support rails are removed.

Front (Door / Rail / Face)

The front reads door, then HDF rail, then MDF face. The face fills the remaining width (cabinet width minus door, rail and door reveals) and must keep at least 50 mm, or validation stops the generate. The rail and face span the full cabinet height.

Blind (MDF face) side - choice, options "Right (door on left)" / "Left (door on right)", default Right (door on left). The side the fixed MDF face occupies - the side that sits against the adjoining cabinet run. Sides are as seen facing the cabinet.

Door Width - number, mm, default 400. Width of the door panel. The MDF face gets what remains after the door, rail and door reveals, and must keep at least 50 mm.

Front Rail Width (HDF) - number, mm, default 50. Width of the HDF stile between the door and the MDF face.

Front Rail Thickness - number, mm, default 18. Thickness of the HDF front rail, independent of the door thickness.

Face Panel Thickness (MDF) - number, mm, default 18. Thickness of the fixed MDF face panel, independent of the door thickness.

Support and Rails

This section is hidden while Enclosed frame is checked (the closed box has no support rails).

Countertop Support Depth - number, mm, default 70. How far the front countertop-support strip extends inward (front to back). When Gola is enabled, the strip is pushed back by the Gola cut depth.

Back Rail Depth - number, mm, default 70. How far the top back rail extends downward from the cabinet top.

Back Spacing

Back Space plus Cutting Tool Space defines the back inset: the plane where the fiber back panel sits and where shelves stop at the back.

Back Space - number, mm, default 18. Depth reserved at the back for the fiber panel: the distance from the cabinet's back edge to the fiber back panel.

Cutting Tool Space - number, mm, default 4.1. Extra CNC tool clearance added around the fiber groove.

Shelves

Shelves are spaced evenly with equal clear heights. Shelf depth is the cabinet depth minus the shelf front inset and the back inset. At least 50 mm of clear height per shelf gap is enforced; too many shelves for the height is a validation error.

Add shelves - checkbox, default on. Adds shelves; the count field appears while checked.

Number of Shelves - number, default 1, min 0, max 10. Number of shelves, spaced evenly. Shown while Add shelves is checked.

Shelf front inset - number, mm, default 10. Setback of the shelves from the carcass front edge.

Back Panel (Fiber)

The fiber back is a thin sheet seated in grooves: it is oversized by the groove depth on every captured edge and the surrounding panels get matching grooves. Its position comes from the Back Spacing section.

Add fiber back panel - checkbox, default on. Adds the thin fiber back panel. The fields below appear while checked.

Fiber Thickness - number, mm, default 4.1, min 1. Thickness of the fiber sheet, and the width of the grooves that hold it. Shown while Add fiber back panel is checked.

Fiber Extension (Groove) - number, mm, default 10, min 1. How far the fiber extends into the surrounding panels on each side. With grooves enabled they are cut to this same depth; without them the fiber simply stays oversized. Shown while Add fiber back panel is checked.

Fiber Top Inset - number, mm, default 20. Distance below the back rail top where the fiber panel ends, so the fiber stops under the rail on open-top cabinets. Shown while Add fiber back panel is checked. Hidden while Enclosed frame is checked.

Groove Top Offset - number, mm, default 2.1. Extra groove extension above the fiber top for CNC clearance - the side grooves run this much past the fiber. Shown while Add fiber back panel is checked. Hidden while Enclosed frame is checked.

Doors

Doors sit side by side. Door height is the cabinet height minus the top and bottom spacing; door width divides the cabinet width minus all left/right spacings by the door count. "Right" spacing is the viewer's right when facing the cabinet. When Gola is enabled, the Gola gap is added to the door top spacing.

Blind corner cabinets have a single door; its width is set in the Front section.

Add doors - checkbox, default on. Adds the doors; the fields below appear while checked.

Door Thickness - number, mm, default 18, min 5. Door panel thickness, independent of the carcass panel thickness. Shown while Add doors is checked.

Door Spacing (Uniform / Individual) - number, mm. Reveal around the doors. Uniform applies one value to all sides; Individual (the default mode) sets Top, Bottom, Left and Right separately - defaults 0 top and bottom, 1.5 left and right. Sides are the viewer's left/right facing the cabinet. Shown while Add doors is checked. Top spacing defaults to 5 to clear the countertop.

Glass Panel Cutout

Cuts a rectangular opening through each door, leaving a frame for a glass insert. The offsets are the distance from each door edge to the opening. Offsets are validated against the door size (twice the offset must stay under the door dimension).

Enable glass panel cutout - checkbox, default off. Cuts the glass opening in each door. Offsets appear while checked - Uniform for one value on all sides, Individual (default) for Top, Bottom, Left, Right separately; all default to 50.

Handles and Gola

Gola is an integrated finger pull - a notch cut into the side panels at the front (Cut Height down from the top, Cut Depth toward the back) plus two rails at each Gola position: a horizontal bottom rail and a vertical lip at the back of the cut. The Gola gap is the finger opening above the doors or between drawer fronts. Handles and hinges are hardware placed from the stock catalog; they carry their stock id for pricing.

Gola is hidden while Enclosed frame is checked (it needs an open front top).

Add Gola handle - checkbox, default off. Enables the Gola profile; the fields below appear while checked.

Gola Gap - number, mm, default 30. Vertical finger-pull opening above the doors or drawer fronts - added to the door top spacing. Shown while Add Gola handle is checked.

Cut Height - number, mm, default 70. Gola cut height, measured downward from the cabinet top. Shown while Add Gola handle is checked.

Cut Depth - number, mm, default 50. Gola cut depth, from the front edge toward the back. Shown while Add Gola handle is checked.

Rail Thickness - number, mm, default 18. Thickness of the Gola rail panels. Shown while Add Gola handle is checked.

Legs

Legs are placed 50 mm in from the cabinet corners; a 5th and 6th leg go front and back center. Their length comes from the selected leg stock's catalog length - with no leg stock selected (or a stock without a length), no legs are generated. When placing the cabinet, it is lifted so the legs rest on the clicked plane.

Leg Stock - stock picker, default Catalog leg default. Leg hardware from the stock catalog; the leg length comes from the stock's catalog entry. None generates no legs.

Leg Count - number, default 4, min 0, max 6. Number of legs. Floor types default to 4; wall-hung types default to 0.

Materials, Tags and Stocks

Three assignments per part group. Material is the visual finish only - leave it as None to use the assigned Stock's catalog material. Tag sets the part's SketchUp tag (model organization and visibility). Stock selects the catalog sheet the part is cut from - it drives nesting (which sheet the panel lands on) and pricing. One Uniform/Individual toggle switches between a single Frame row for the whole carcass and one row per part group. The separate rows (Fiber, Door, and where present Gola Rail or the HDF rows) always apply regardless of the toggle.

With Enclosed frame checked, the Bottom and Support Rails rows are replaced by a single Top/Bottom row.

Individual part group rows for this type: Sides, Bottom, Top/Bottom, Support Rails, Shelves, Front Rail (HDF), Face Panel (MDF).

Separate rows (always active): Fiber, Door, Gola Rail.