Understand skirting notches on wardrobe carcass side panels
Learn which units get skirting cuts on carcass side panels, how each wardrobe type maps its cuts, and what to check when a notch is missing.
When a wardrobe has skirting, its carcass side panels can be notched so the panels wrap around the skirting planks. Where wardrobe units are grouped together, the notching also carries across the grouped wardrobe sides, so a shared side is cut for the skirting of the units it belongs to.
Two independent gates decide whether these cuts happen: the CAM preference 'skirting cut on carcass panels' must be enabled in design preferences, AND the unit must be a wardrobe (a testing-only override can also allow cabinets). In addition, panels that belong to a grouped set of wardrobe sides can receive the cuts through the group, even when they are not the skirting panel itself.
Regular kitchen cabinets do not get skirting cuts even with the preference on (there is only an internal testing override for cabinets).
On a straight wardrobe, the front and back skirting planks each cut the left and right side panels.
✓ 2026年10月11日に製品で確認済みOn an L-corner wardrobe, the door skirtings cut the front and right planks.
Blind-corner wardrobes have their own mapping (back skirting cuts both sides, while the blind-side and front skirtings each cut the matching side panel depending on whether the blind side is left or right).
The skirting plank must be visible for its cut to be generated — a hidden skirting produces no notch.
✓ 2026年10月11日に製品で確認済みSupport flow for 'side panels aren't notched for skirting': check the CAM preference, confirm the unit is a wardrobe, confirm the skirting isn't hidden.
If a client wants this behavior on base cabinets, it is currently wardrobe-only by design — log it as a feature request.