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Before you plan: measuring, plumbing and mounting guide

A little planning, a clearer direction

Start with your space.

Compare a cabinet width with your wall measurement. Then carry your study into the details.

Build this style to your wall

Sag Harbor

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Sag Harbor base reference; photo does not change with the width selected in this study

01 Choose your cabinet

Cabinet width

Catalog widths for this model. Final configuration requires confirmation.

02 Measure your space

inches

Use your measured usable width, greater than 0 and up to 600 inches.

Placement along that width

The width study

Width-only schematic · Proportional lengths

A place for your measurement.

Enter your wall width to see the cabinet and available space in proportion.

Nothing is added until you click. The study joins your current project notes; choose finishes and save the product on the next page. Project notes and planner controls stay in this browser tab through reloads and normally clear when the tab session ends.

Planning images and drawings; construction, inclusions and price are confirmed with your quote.

How our images and drawings work +

Studio images and room studies illustrate a starting point. They do not change to match every option. Shared finish palettes are identified where used.

Screen colors are approximate. Cabinet height, depth and layout are typical planning dimensions until workshop review. Countertops, sinks, mirrors and styling are excluded; hardware and extras are itemized in your quote.

Illustrative studio reference · Cabinet onlyPhoto stays the same when you change width. Its finish and configuration are a reference. Countertop, sink and styling are excluded.

Confirm the room, not just the width. Installation, wall conditions, plumbing, door and drawer movement, countertop dimensions and tolerances still require confirmation. This study is not a construction drawing or installation approval.