Why skirting and pelmet options depend on base or wall units
Learn how a cabinet's mounting plane sets it as a base or wall unit and which skirting, pelmet, cornice and rail options that unlocks.
A cabinet placed on the floor is a base unit; a cabinet attached to a wall is a wall unit — this is set automatically from the mounting plane, not chosen separately. The type controls which construction panels are offered: wall units cannot have skirting panels (front/back/left/right/mid); pelmets are only available on wall units, while cornices are available on any cabinet; the mid skirting panel is only available on wardrobes. Rails (secondary top/bottom/side/back panels and the front rail) are available on base and wall units but not on smart-cube units. If a user asks why they cannot add skirting to a unit, check whether it is wall-mounted; if they cannot add a pelmet, check whether it is floor-standing.
Back skirting and mid skirting are added per cabinet, only to the units that need them for support.