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Alex

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May 9, 2022 - 7:30 am
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Hi,

 

System like Kesseböhmer can be a good solution 

 

Leman – Kesseböhmer

 

You can find some models for Leman 1 and 2 into QuickDesign Libraries Polyboard_v7.4>Models>Tech models

 

-> leman 1 450 mm R side door

-> leman 2 450 mm R side door

 

All the best, Alexandre

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Thanks for this.

Regarding the cabinets that are covered by other cabinets or fridges in the corner, like those in yellow square in the attached screenshot, what is the best way to make use of that ‘hidden’ space?viber_image_2022-04-15_10-35-35-685_1.jpgImage Enlarger

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Hi,

We don’t have a tool to move the cabinet parallel, and the use of dimension remains the best way to do this.

 

For the Counter Top, creating a wall with the correct thickness, which you removed afterwards can be a quick and easy solution.

 

All the best, Alexandre

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Ok thanks. I have managed to fit the cabinets in wall geometry. However, if I need to have some clearance space between them, what is the best way? Should I decrease the cabinets’ length and depth? Is there any setting for this?

Also, if one side of wall is made from stone, what is the best way to design the countertop to fit in that side?

 

Thanks.

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Hi,

We recommend you to watch our tutorial videos from this link.

Polyboard tutorials

 

First you can look

Project mode

->Move and rotate models

->Adding cabinets

 

which should help you to position your cabinets correctly.

and for angled cabinet you can look this

Free shape – Cabinet angled wall

 

after that let me know if you still have problems, I can make short videos, to show you how to move forward on the last points

 

All the best, Alex

 

 

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Here I am attaching the overview of the project with walls in red.

Thanks.

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Have a nice day, here is the .zip file with .dxf included too.

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Hi,

 

You can joined files here in *.Zip into single file

 

If you have the DXF of the room, that would be great!

 

All the best, Alex

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Hi, I am new to this forum having purchased the premium support.

I need to build a kitchen in a non-rectangular room where angles in walls vary.

I’ve done the initial design regarding the cabinets, and I need some technical help on how to fit them better in the given room and space.

What is the best way to communicate my done work in order to be able to let you understand my project?

Thanks in advance.

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