Reeded Cabinet door

[CAuserBarb]

Anyone know of a specific Chief cabinet catalog that offers a reeded door style? similar to this one of WoodModes. 

 

TIA!

 

[Renerabbitt]

58 minutes ago, CAuserBarb said:

reeded

very challenging to do as you would need all door sizes in order to keep the reeds the same size when a cabinet is 24" wide vs 9" wide for instance. Best approach here is using a reeded material so that it is generative based on width

[Greg_NY61]

I saw that style door the other day, I think it was in the latest Kemper Cabinets one of the styles is that door.

[Breeze_Design]

Plain & Fancy's "Alexandria"

[ArmanChahal]

On 4/19/2024 at 10:23 AM, CAuserBarb said:

Anyone know of a specific Chief cabinet catalog that offers a reeded door style? similar to this one of WoodModes. 

 

TIA!

 

As Rene said, Its very hard to model a door which will change the number of reeds when the size is changed. The best way is to make the frame and use a bump or a normal map to create the reed lines for the middle part. Because the material will get tiled when the door is stretched.

[sea_lyons]

I know this is an old thread but I was trying to figure it out myself and found a bit of a workaround... Thought I'd leave it here in case anyone else is looking for a solution  

 

Tried the Alexandria door but as mentioned above, it looks terrible with multiple different sizes of doors/drawers. 

 

This is what I do now:

Use the "Slim-Shaker" door from Cabinet Doors No. 2

Paint the center panel "Linear Narrow Glass" from Materials>Glass & Glazing>Textured Glass

Blend your cabinet colour with the linear glass. Then Adjust Material Definition to remove the transparency of the glass. 

 

I've added it to some drawer fronts here - uniform through different widths:

[Csecr0123]

On 12/20/2024 at 10:32 AM, sea_lyons said:

I know this is an old thread but I was trying to figure it out myself and found a bit of a workaround... Thought I'd leave it here in case anyone else is looking for a solution  

 

Tried the Alexandria door but as mentioned above, it looks terrible with multiple different sizes of doors/drawers. 

 

This is what I do now:

Use the "Slim-Shaker" door from Cabinet Doors No. 2

Paint the center panel "Linear Narrow Glass" from Materials>Glass & Glazing>Textured Glass

Blend your cabinet colour with the linear glass. Then Adjust Material Definition to remove the transparency of the glass. 

 

I've added it to some drawer fronts here - uniform through different widths:

This worked through an additional work around. Going on the basis of a material/texture version, I used this website called https://architextures.org/ and created a flutted or ribbed material and exported the different maps needed for a material. This worked great for a specific detail my clients were asking for. ONly adjustments I had to make were the sizing and rotation. 

 

Check out the photo I have attached.

 

Thank you for the spark of inspiration on this.