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Plan a Kitchen With Cabinets Built to Spec

Standard base, wall, corner, and tall cabinets with configurable fronts, drawers, shelves, and hardware, placed to the inch — plus ranges, hoods, islands, and appliance garages.

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Kitchens are where an inch matters most, so the cabinet catalog follows real cabinetry: base, drawer-base, sink-base, wall, over-the-fridge, corner (lazy-susan), microwave, tall, floating, and diagonal and chamfered end cabinets, in standard widths from 12 to 36 inches and any custom size. Group-select a whole run and move it as one piece.

Every cabinet is configurable. Pick the front — doors, drawers, glass, or open shelving — set how many doors, drawers, and interior shelves, and which side the handle is on; the door count even fills in from the width, so a 36-inch upper shows two doors. Corner cabinets take bi-fold, single-angled, glass, or open fronts. Choose real knobs and pulls in finishes from brushed nickel to matte black and see them in 3D.

Around the cabinets: standard and industrial ranges, wall and island range hoods that hang above the cooktop in 3D, over-the-range microwaves, appliance garages on the counter or built into an island, bulkheads over the uppers, and a custom dining table for the breakfast end. Flow Check is tuned for kitchens — cabinets pushed flush to a wall and stools tucked under an island are not flagged. Four kitchen templates give you an L, U, galley, or one-wall layout to start from.

What you can do

Real cabinet types

Base, wall, corner, tall, sink, drawer, microwave, floating, over-fridge, and angled end cabinets.

Configurable fronts

Doors, drawers, glass, or open shelving; door and drawer counts; shelf count; handle side.

Real hardware

Knobs and pulls in a choice of styles, sizes, and finishes, visible in 3D.

Appliances and hoods

Ranges, hoods that hang above the cooktop, OTR microwaves, appliance garages.

Move runs as one

Group-select a run of cabinets and slide it along the wall together.

Kitchen-aware checks

Flow Check understands islands, stools, and flush cabinets.

How it works

  1. 1

    Start from a kitchen template or your walls

    Open an L, U, galley, or one-wall template, or draw the room and place doors and windows first.

  2. 2

    Lay the base run

    Drag base cabinets along the wall; they snap end to end. Add the sink base and dishwasher where the plumbing is.

  3. 3

    Configure and hang uppers

    Set fronts, drawers, shelves, and handles; add wall cabinets, the hood, and a bulkhead above.

  4. 4

    Check the work triangle in 3D

    Run Flow Check, then View in 3D to see the finished run with hardware and paint.

Frequently asked questions

Can I set the exact cabinet width?

Yes. Cabinets come in standard widths and also accept any custom width, depth, and height, so a 33-inch filler run or a non-standard island is easy.

Can I choose the cabinet door style and handles?

Yes. Pick doors, drawers, glass, or open shelving, the number of doors and drawers, the handle side, and real knobs or pulls in a choice of finishes.

Does it handle a kitchen island?

Yes. Islands take custom sizes, stools, an appliance garage, and an island hood above; Flow Check leaves the stools alone and checks the walkways around the island.

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