Furniture functions and advanced details

Advanced controls appear after you select the cabinet, section, compartment, shelf, or front they belong to. If a control is missing, check the selection level first.

Fronts and drawers#

Choose open storage, hinged doors, double doors, sliding doors, glass fronts, or supported drawer types. Door direction and hardware depend on the available opening. Internal drawers and premium drawer systems require enough clear width, height, and depth; enlarge the compartment when the studio explains that they do not fit.

Shelves and internal layout#

Add or remove shelves, divide a section into rows or columns, and adjust clear spans. Supported shelf styles include a flat shelf, a front-lip treatment, and a slanted shelf for suitable storage. Curated section functions can create a complete arrangement faster than adding every compartment manually.

Wardrobe and display details#

Supported designs can add hanging storage, a wardrobe lift, ventilation, open exterior sides, or an open bottom. These features are sensitive to location: an open side must face the outside of a cabinet run, and an open bottom only applies to a floor-resting lower compartment. A drawer can conflict with an open side because its runners need support.

Mounting and connected cabinets#

Floor and floating mounting change the structure and allowed dimensions. Connected lower cabinets are treated as one mounting decision so an L-shaped or multi-arm composition stays physically coherent. Stacked upper cabinets follow their own support rules.

Custom appearance#

Use the color controls for catalog finishes or create a supported custom color or texture. Keep the original texture file available until upload finishes. RAKAI may refuse a structural edit that would discard a custom material; make the change manually or duplicate the design first when preservation matters.