Split top and bottom panels per vertical partition

Split a cabinet's top and bottom panels into one piece per vertical section so each piece follows its section width and edge pieces extend over the sides automatically.

1. A cabinet or wardrobe with vertical partitions can have its top and bottom panels split into one piece per section instead of a single full-width panel.

   ✓ Am 9. Oktober 2026 im Produkt geprüft

2. The original full-width panel is hidden and replaced by per-section pieces whose widths follow the section widths (with either single or double vertical partition panel construction).

   ✓ Am 9. Oktober 2026 im Produkt geprüft

3. The leftmost/rightmost pieces automatically extend over the side panels when the construction has the top/bottom sitting on the sides, so no manual extension is needed.

   ✓ Am 9. Oktober 2026 im Produkt geprüft

4. The same per-section splitting applies to the back panel: when the cabinet's back panel exceeds the board size, adding vertical (or horizontal) partitions divides it into one back-panel piece per section, each sized within the board limits, without changing the wardrobe's overall dimensions.

5. When editing a partition or adding shelves, the correct parent partition must be selected first — if the bottom/parent part is not selected, changes made in the partition settings will not take effect.

6. Select the parent so the whole section is highlighted, then apply the shelf or partition changes.

7. To edit a specific partition, first click that partition so it is selected, then open the partition level.

   ✓ Am 10. Oktober 2026 im Produkt geprüft

8. From the partition level you can add a shelf, set its height, add a back panel, or place an appliance.

   ✓ Am 9. Oktober 2026 im Produkt geprüft

9. Confirm the correct partition is highlighted before editing.

10. To add a back panel at partition level, select the partition and add the back panel there, then set its back-panel offset to the required value.