Which panels are silently excluded from cutlist and production outputs

Learn which panels drop out of cutlists, board layouts and production outputs while staying in the 3D design, and how to switch them off deliberately.

1. A whole unit can be excluded from outputs, which removes all its panels and hardware from outputs, hardware rules and aggregations at once.

2. Disabling a panel in the construction settings is one of the intentional exclusions — the panel stays in the 3D design but is left out of the cutlist, board layout and production outputs.

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3. Making a panel invisible keeps it in the design and only removes it from the cutlist and production outputs.

4. A panel is marked invisible from the panel's own settings, using the visibility toggles in its property panel.

5. Use invisible rather than delete when the panel is only needed to divide a zone.

6. Turning a panel off is not the same as hiding it: an off panel is treated as absent.

7. An off panel does not take part in downstream calculations such as hardware generation.

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8. Panels outside a requested panel subset are also left out: when an output is generated for a selected subset of panels, only the panels in that subset appear in the cutlist, board layout and production outputs.

9. Back skirting specifically can be switched off from the Skirting Options in the cabinet's construction settings.

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10. Skirting visibility is on by default on all four sides.

11. For a wardrobe placed against a wall the back and other unneeded sides can be switched off individually, keeping only the sides that are needed.

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12. Once off, the back skirting plank is removed and no longer appears in the cut list.