- Applied Back
- A back panel fixed to the rear face of the carcass.
- Rebated Back
- A back fitted into a rebate or related recessed construction in the carcass.
- Overlay Door
- A door that sits in front of and overlaps the cabinet opening or carcass edges.
- Datum
- A defined reference edge, face or line from which measurements are taken.
- Reveal
- The intended visible gap or spacing around or between fronts.
- Plinth
- The base or visible panel zone beneath a supported cabinet.
- Toe Kick
- The recessed foot space at the bottom front of a base cabinet; often used as another name for the plinth zone.
- Plinth Setback
- The distance backwards from the cabinet front to the front face of the plinth.
- Runner Clearance
- The side space required between a drawer box and its opening for the chosen runner.
- Edge Banding
- A separate material or finish applied to selected panel edges.
- Fixed Shelf
- A shelf intended to be permanently fixed in one position.
- Adjustable Shelf
- A shelf supported so it can be moved between suitable positions.
- Full-Depth Divider
- A vertical internal panel running through the usable cabinet depth.
- Front Stile
- A narrow front support or door-stop member used only where the selected door-region construction requires it.
- Manufacturing Pack
- The revision-specific set of views, lists, drawings, edge and assembly information generated by the platform.
- Revision
- An immutable snapshot of a design's manufacturing-affecting inputs and identity.
- Design Credit
- A platform entitlement unit used to unlock one Manufacturing Pack revision for a Designer.
- Connection Centre
- A measured position along a joint where a selected connection operation is intended.