Cabinet size, depth, and main layout

Use the cabinet-level Size and Style controls before editing individual doors or shelves. If these controls are missing, select the cabinet body rather than one of its compartments.

Width, height, and depth#

• Width runs left to right across the front.
• Height runs from the cabinet body’s bottom to its top. Legs, a plinth, or wall placement can change its final position in the room.
• Depth runs from the front toward the wall. It affects storage capacity, walking space, drawer hardware, hanging rails, and how far doors project when open.

Free Design normally allows a body from 30–300 cm wide, 30–300 cm high, and 20–100 cm deep. Guided categories present a smaller, furniture-specific set of safe sizes. Wall-mounted furniture has a tighter maximum; see mounting, legs, panels, and corners.

As a practical starting point, 25–35 cm depth often works for books, shoes, and display objects. Front-facing hanging clothes are more comfortable around 55–60 cm. A drawer needs at least 30 cm cabinet depth, while a normal left-to-right clothes rail needs at least 45 cm.

Choose columns or rows#

The main layout controls how the cabinet is divided:

• Columns creates upright sections from left to right. Use it for wardrobe bays, bookcase modules, and side-by-side functions.
• Rows creates horizontal sections from bottom to top. Use it for stacked media cabinets, wall cabinets, or several levels across the full width.

Choose the direction first, then use − and + to remove or add main divisions. The Structure tree lists the same parts in spatial order.

What resizing preserves#

When you resize the outer body, Supernata tries to preserve the existing layout, fronts, shelves, and accessories. A feature that no longer fits may be clamped, temporarily removed, or marked unavailable. For example, a wide single door may become a double door, a slanted shelf wider than 120 cm becomes a shelf with a front lip, and a drawer can be refused when its bay becomes too wide or shallow.

Inspect the 3D model after a large resize. Review section widths, compartment heights, door swings, shelf positions, and accessory fit instead of assuming every old detail still fits.

Enter an exact size#

Use the numeric field or slider shown for the selected body. In Room Planner, room-owned cabinets remain editable with the same furniture controls, but their placement is also constrained by the wall or floor. Save a named checkpoint before a major proportion change if you may want the earlier version back.

Next, learn how sections, compartments, and functions build the inside of the cabinet.