See how a cabinet row's price is built from its parts
Learn why a constructed cabinet's price comes from its raw materials, finished materials and hardware instead of a flat SKU price.
For cabinets, wardrobes, and corner units the row price is assembled bottom-up: the unit's own catalog price is IGNORED (zeroed) and the row total is the sum of its second-level constituents — panels, hardware, handles, accessories — unless the SKU is CBU (flat price).
A constructed item cannot be given a price directly because its price is assembled from its raw materials, finished materials and hardware (hinges, pull-out connectors).
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When a catalogue cabinet is placed in a design, its price is calculated automatically from its raw materials, finished materials and hardware — no manual price entry is needed for that cabinet.
The same cabinet can instead be quoted as a flat SKU price by flagging the SKU as a Completely Built Unit (CBU), in which case the constituent breakdown is suppressed and design edits do not move the price.
Opening a constituent-priced cabinet's details shows one row per part — adjustable shelf, left/right/top/bottom panels, top rails, side panels, back panel and shutter — plus hardware and accessories and any child units of user components.
✓ 2026년 10월 20일에 제품에서 확인됨Each panel row carries its dimensions, material, finish and edge-band material.
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Parts with no banded edges (such as the back panel) show no edge band.
