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Kitchen Cabinet Calculator & Cut List

Enter your cabinet dimensions, doors, shelves and drawers. Get the board area, sheets needed, a cut list for the panel shop and simple assembly steps.

Result

Carcass (sides + top/bottom)
1.5 m²
Back panel
0.43 m²
Total board (15% waste)
3.12 m²
Sheets needed (210×280 cm)
1
Hinges
4
Drawer slides (pairs)
0
Handles
2
Confirmat / cam fittings
~10

Estimates only; actual needs depend on product pack sizes and manufacturer coverage.

Cut list for the panel shop

PartNameQtySize (cm)Edge banding
A/BSide panels272 × 571 long edge
C/DBottom & top panels256.4 × 571 long edge
EBack panel (8 mm)159.6 × 71.6None
FShelves156.4 × 551 long edge
GDoors271.4 × 29.44 edges

Assembly steps

  1. Place the bottom panel (C) between the sides (A, B) at 90° and fix with 2 × 4×50 mm screws per joint, 5 cm from each edge.
  2. Fit the top panel (D) the same way.
  3. Lay the carcass face down and measure both diagonals; push until they are equal so doors close properly.
  4. Nail or screw the back panel (E) every 15 cm with 3.5×18 mm screws.
  5. Install shelves (F) on pins or with 4×50 mm screws through the sides.
  6. Mount 35 mm cup hinges on the doors (G) with 3.5×16 mm screws; hinge plates sit 37 mm from the front edge.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many sheets do I need for a kitchen cabinet?

A standard 60 cm base cabinet uses roughly 1.5–2 m² of 18 mm board. One 210×280 cm sheet (5.88 m²) covers about 2–3 base cabinets including waste.

What is the standard kitchen base cabinet size?

Base cabinets are usually 72 cm high (plus a 10–15 cm plinth), 56–60 cm deep and 30–90 cm wide.

Which edges should be edge banded?

Doors are banded on all 4 edges; sides, shelves and top/bottom panels on the front edge; back panels need no banding.

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