Two different parts
A Front Centre Stile is narrow and sits at the front of a qualifying split-door region. A Full-Depth Divider runs through the usable cabinet depth and splits the internal compartment.
Current staging workflow: front stiles and full-depth dividers are different construction parts.
- Front layout section
- Stile and divider choices
- Internal result
Front Centre Stile
- WHAT IS IT?
- A narrow front-only door-stop/support part between paired doors.
- WHEN WOULD I USE IT?
- A wide door-only region may use it under the current owner rule.
- WHAT DOES IT CHANGE?
- Front support geometry and door-region relationships without splitting normal drawer openings.
- HOW DO I SET IT?
- Choose a qualifying split-door layout; change the displayed stile width where available.
- EXAMPLE
- An 800 mm double-door cabinet can include a narrow centre stile behind the meeting doors.
Workshop / Advanced Note
Drawer-only cabinets never receive an automatic front stile. In a mixed layout, a stile belongs only in the door region and must not obstruct the drawer region.
Full-Depth Divider
- WHAT IS IT?
- A separate vertical panel that divides the internal cabinet compartment through its usable depth.
- WHEN WOULD I USE IT?
- Use when the cabinet genuinely needs independent left and right compartments.
- WHAT DOES IT CHANGE?
- Adds a divider, splits applicable shelves/openings and updates parts, material, 3D and outputs.
- HOW DO I SET IT?
- Select Include an optional full-depth divider.
- EXAMPLE
- A wide storage cabinet can have two independent shelf compartments.