Handle drawers, excluded items and price checks in a quotation
Know where drawer costs land, how to split out items like countertops, and how to trace a cabinet price that looks too high.
Drawers specifically have no separate quotation line — a drawer's cost is folded into the wardrobe/cabinet row price rather than shown on its own.
Items that should not be included in a cabinet's assembled price, such as a countertop, can be excluded so they appear as their own separate line in the quotation rather than being rolled into the cabinet price.
Expanding the second level in the quotation editor is the fastest way to audit where a cabinet's number comes from.
When a cabinet price looks too high, compare the stored per-square-foot rate for the material (for example the 18 mm board rate) against the expected rate, since the total is derived from the panel area multiplied by that rate.