jbur91 Posted Monday at 10:45 PM Share Posted Monday at 10:45 PM I'm trying to figure out how to remove the toe kick for just one section of a base cabinet. I have created a double vanity with an opening in the center for a knee space, but I can't remove the toe kick from that section. I've attached a picture of the elevation view, and the section of toe kick I'm trying to delete is below the green highlighted area. I'm hoping for a solution that does not involve multiple separate base cabinets. I'm aware I can split this single cabinet into multiple units to achieve what I'm going for, but I'd like to do it and maintain the single unit if possible. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DBCooper Posted Monday at 11:37 PM Share Posted Monday at 11:37 PM (edited) It's very easy with a separate cab. It *might* be possible with one cabinet, but I'm not sure it's worth the extra work. If anyone knows and easy way, it would be Mark. @MarkMc Edited Monday at 11:37 PM by DBCooper Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JKEdmo Posted Tuesday at 12:31 AM Share Posted Tuesday at 12:31 AM 1 hour ago, jbur91 said: I'm trying to figure out how to remove the toe kick for just one section of a base cabinet. I have created a double vanity with an opening in the center for a knee space, but I can't remove the toe kick from that section. I've attached a picture of the elevation view, and the section of toe kick I'm trying to delete is below the green highlighted area. I'm hoping for a solution that does not involve multiple separate base cabinets. I'm aware I can split this single cabinet into multiple units to achieve what I'm going for, but I'd like to do it and maintain the single unit if possible. I suppose you can turn off the toe kick for the whole unit, reduce the unit height by 4", float it 4" above the floor and then build 4" separate bases (3D solids or cabinetry?). Similar to some cabinet installations that I've seen where the base cabs do not have an integrated base. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CharlesVolz Posted Tuesday at 04:07 AM Share Posted Tuesday at 04:07 AM (edited) I have never seen cabs built together like that. I would separate the cabinet boxes. Talk to Mark, or a cabinet guy. Edited Tuesday at 04:09 AM by CharlesVolz Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rookie65 Posted Tuesday at 04:23 AM Share Posted Tuesday at 04:23 AM Something like this? I just took the middle cabinet, removed the toe kick, deleted the doors, made it an opening, and set the height to be 36" instead of 32" Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MarkMc Posted Tuesday at 03:34 PM Share Posted Tuesday at 03:34 PM 16 hours ago, jbur91 said: I'm hoping for a solution that does not involve multiple separate base cabinets Well Jim's idea is about the easiest. The alternative needs custom door symbols with a Y offset to use as toe kick but really why. Charles yes many makers offer "combined" cabinets up to a certain size, or sometimes cabinets are built in the field with face frames made in the shop. I've done lots of combined ... but in this case I would not do that. It looks as if the OP is using 3/4 inset and that looks to be 114" long. That is larger than most makers would do as a single cabinet, if they did the center section is going to be week. My installers would have a fit IF I could talk the maker into doing it. I would do a combined I have used a drawer with a recessed frame so as not to show. Then a panel for the back, determine how that panel gets attached with the installer. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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