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On the General panel, specify a Width of 33".Click above the left corner base cabinet to place a wall cabinet as shown.Ĭlick the Open Object edit button to open the Wall Cabinet Specification dialog: See “Bumping/Pushing” on page 163 of the Reference Manual. The selected cabinet will push the others. To move a row of cabinets, select one cabinet, then click and drag the Move edit handle towards the other cabinets. Uncheck Diagonal Door for this new cabinet as described in step #2, above. When the cabinet preview changes to a corner cabinet, click once. Select Build> Cabinet> Base Cabinet, then move your mouse pointer into the corner. Begin by selecting the cabinet on the right and pressing the Delete key or clicking the Delete edit button. A different approach can be used to create a corner cabinet in the right corner. With the cabinet still selected, use its Rotate edit handle to rotate it so its back faces the wall corner if necessary. Click OK to change the cabinet into a corner cabinet.On the Front panel, uncheck the box beside Diagonal Door.Click the Special drop-down list and select "Corner".The selected cabinet’s width should already have been changed to 36", which works well with a 24" depth. Specify a Width greater than the Depth.Select the 36" wide base cabinet on the left.Ĭlick the Open Object edit button to open the Base Cabinet Specification dialog.

HOME DESIGNER SUITE 2016 TUTORIALS MANUAL

See “Displaying Cabinets” on page 545 of the Reference Manual for more information. Note: The display of cabinet module lines has been turned on in the following images.

A cabinet snaps to another if they are in alignment, facing the same direction, and of the same type.

Two of the cabinets are 36", two are 24" wide, one is 33" and one is 27" wide.

Place and position six base cabinets and edit their widths as shown in the following image: To lay out base cabinets for this tutorial 1. For more information, see “Cabinet Specification Dialog” on page 555 of the Reference Manual. When a cabinet is selected, you can also click the Open Object edit button to open its specification dialog and make a wide variety of changes to the cabinet.

A temporary dimension updates as the cabinet is moved or resized.

Rotate a cabinet using the Rotate edit handle, which is always offset to one side.

Extend a cabinet’s edge on one side using an Extend edit handle.

Resize two sides of a cabinet using a Resize edit handle, located in each corner.

To allow unrestricted movement, hold down the Ctrl key or click and drag using the right mouse button. By default, you can move a cabinet parallel to its sides or its front and back edges.

Move a cabinet using the Move edit handle.

See “Editing Box-Based Objects” on page 152 of the Reference Manual. The arrow that displays when the pointer is held over an edit handle as well as the Status Bar indicate what function that handle will perform. When the cabinet is selected, edit handles and a front indicator display.

Right-click on the cabinet when another tool is active.

Click on the cabinet while any of the Cabinet Tools are active.

Click on the cabinet while the Select Objects.

Cabinets can be selected using one of the following methods. Once a cabinet is placed, it can be edited like other objects.

Click to place a base cabinet anywhere in the kitchen. In on the Kitchen area in floor plan view. , and name the plan BeachHouse - Kitchen Bath Tutorial.

In this tutorial you will learn about: Īdding Cabinets Placing Appliances Editing Cabinets and AppliancesĬreating a Cabinet Island Editing Cabinets and Appliances Working in Cross Section/Elevation ViewsĪdding Cabinets Begin by selecting File> Save As When you’re finished you can use what you’ve learned to finish up the bathrooms as well. The tools and techniques used to design kitchens and bathrooms are very similar.

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You should save this tutorial using a new name to archive your previous work. This tutorial continues where the Interior Design Tutorial left off.