Mounting, legs, panels, and rounded corners

Construction controls belong to the cabinet body, except for a compartment’s individual panel openings. Select the whole cabinet for Mounting, Legs, Back panel, and Corners.

Mounting → Material for all cabinets sets the design’s base material. On a phone, use Body → Mounting. New choices use 18 mm raw board before HPL; select an individual shelf board for its own material. See materials and pricing.

Floor or wall mounting#

• Floor rests the lower cabinet on the selected base, legs, or castors.
• Floating wall-mounts the cabinet and suppresses legs and plinths.

A floating body is limited to 160 cm wide, 100 cm high, and 40 cm deep. Switching an oversized body to Floating can trim it to that safe envelope. Connected lower cabinets share one mounting decision so an L-shaped or multi-arm group stays coherent. A cabinet stacked above another follows its support and has no independent floor base.

Wall mounting in the 3D planner is a design placement, not structural approval. A qualified installer must select fixings for the real wall, load, services, and local requirements.

Front mounting on the frameless body#

The cabinet body has no structural face frame in either option. Inset places the 18 mm front inside the body opening with its outside face flush to the carcass. Full overlay places the same front outside the body so it covers the front edges and projects 1.8 cm farther into the room.

The editable Depth remains the carcass/body depth. The read-only finished depth equals body depth for an ordinary Inset front and body depth + 1.8 cm for an ordinary Full Overlay front. Proud face decoration is included in that finished envelope: for example, the applied Shaker frame adds another 1.0 cm. Projecting handles remain excluded, while sliding-track clearance is reported separately. The wall/back datum does not move when the front mounting changes.

Every physically connected facade run shares one front mounting choice, while an independent cabinet group may use another. A supported zero-gap upper remains part of its lower run. A wall-mounted upper across a positive worktop gap is a separate facade run, so its mounting may differ from the lowers. Door styles and colors may still differ inside a run. Gola is an inset carcass rail and is unavailable with Full Overlay; resolve existing Gola fronts before applying Full Overlay. Finger pull requires Full Overlay and opens a 3.2 cm gap at the selected top or bottom grip edge; see handle styles for the height rule. It is unavailable with Inset, where the gap would open into the carcass; resolve existing finger-pull fronts before applying Inset. Full Overlay is also unavailable on L/U corner groups in this version because perpendicular fronts need a designed filler or miter detail to avoid collision.

Leg and base choices#

Floor-mounted designs can expose:

• No legs;
• Plinth;
• Poyla White or Poyla Black;
• Castors;
• Scandinavian Wood;
• T-leg in Black, Gold, or Silver.

The available list depends on category, cabinet height, connected geometry, and installation rules. No legs add 0 cm, a plinth is 7 cm, castors are 6 cm, and Poyla, Scandinavian, and T-legs are 10 cm high. Discrete legs are limited to a cabinet body up to 150 cm high; no legs and plinth support the normal 300 cm body-height envelope. Guided dimensions normally describe the total floor-to-top height, while discrete legs in Free Design are generally added below the body. Read the live dimension label before comparing a design with site measurements.

Back panels#

The cabinet-level Back panel control applies a default to all compartments. Open Panels → Edit panels, select a whole compartment, and use Back to override that setting for only that bay. A back panel hides the wall, contains small objects, supports cable-grommet placement, and can contribute to stability. Very large cabinets with an incomplete back can receive automatic rear supports in the calculated construction.

Open a bottom or side panel#

In Free Design, select a whole compartment and open Selected → Panels & color on desktop or mobile. The existing Panels controls open with that compartment already picked. You can also open Panels → Edit panels to choose one or more compartments, or Body → Panels → Edit panels on mobile. These routes use the same buttons:

• Back removes or restores the back panel.
• Bottom removes or restores the floor panel only for a floor-resting lower bay, such as a refrigerator, dispenser, or desk knee space. Floating cabinets cannot create a floor opening.
• Left and Right remove or restore a side panel only when the compartment touches that outside edge. Any front on that side-access opening is removed automatically.

The mint highlight means the panel is installed; tap an available option to remove it, then tap again to restore it. When selected compartments have different states, the first tap installs that panel on all of them. Only faces applicable to every selected compartment appear. A previously opened face stays available so you can close it again.

The smaller Color action beside Edit panels opens interior color controls with the cabinet's compartments selected. The color summary on a selected compartment remains visible; on mobile, tap it to open the Panels tab for that compartment.

A selected space between shelves does not show whole-compartment panel controls. Picking zones behind a door in Edit panels offers only Back, because the sides and floor belong to the whole compartment. Choose Done when you finish using the picker.

Drawers, hanging rails, wardrobe lifts, and TROFAST runners need side support and conflict with an open side. A cushion needs a closed bottom. The editor disables impossible combinations and explains why.

An open bottom must keep both supporting sides. An open side must keep the opposite side and a complete back panel. A panel choice is dimmed when removing it would break these rules; tap it to read the reason. Restore the required panel to enable the choice again. These rules apply to individual compartments, multiple selections, and the cabinet-wide Back panel control on desktop and mobile. Older designs remain editable so you can restore their missing support panels.

Rounded front corners#

Supported corner choices are None, both front corners, front-left, front-right, and all sides. A 12 cm curve needs roughly 22 cm body width on one side or 34 cm on both, and about 14 cm depth. A 30 cm display curve needs roughly 55 cm width on one side or 85 cm on both, and 32 cm depth. The persisted production envelope supports 8–40 cm, while the UI presents the validated 12 and 30 cm presets. Joined inside edges in an L- or U-shaped group remain square so the connection stays supported.

Shelves inside a rounded outside bay follow the curve. A curve can be unavailable when the cabinet is too narrow, the wrong edge is selected, or a connected cabinet junction needs the straight support zone.

After changing construction, review accessory fit and the materials summary.