Interested in kitchen design? Looking to remodel a kitchen but want to see it on more than a 3d CAD rendering? Want to make some cabinets and appliances as toys? Maybe filming a claymation and want some realistic props? You've come to the right place!

I used to design kitchens at a big box retailer and one of the things I thought would have been useful was props or examples of cabinets to help customers understand spatially how things are arranged. I've created a series of common cabinets and sizes that I typically saw when quoting out kitchens. I hope to model some of the more obscure cabinet types.

All cabinets were created 1:1 scale, meaning you will need to scale them down to print. I found that 5% scaling is the best tradeoff to saving materials and having useful models printed. Cabinet types and naming are taken from offerings by Schrock's Trademark series specification guide which can be found here - Schrock literature.

Basics in cabinetry sizes. Base cabinets have a standard depth of 24" and are 34 1/2" tall. Typically a 1 1/2" countertop would go on top to make it 36". Widths are in 3" increments and can start as narrow as 6" and as wide as 48"

Wall cabinets have a standard depth of 12" and can range in height from 12" up to 48" in 3" increments. Width also varies from 12" up to 48", with some specialty spice rack type units that are 6" or 9". Some wall cabinets are double depth at 24" deep though those are typically above a refrigerator.