Corner cab geometry workout

Gene Davis · Post by **Gene Davis** » Sun, Oct 21 2007, 2:53PM

As an alternative to a lazy susan corner, here is an arrangement that will work for you frameless folks.

As seen, the corner box is 16-1/2\" width, and solid wood bevelsawn fillers do the gaps. The reveals are shown to bring the between-fronts reveal in at 1/8\", when working with nominal 3/4\" fronts.

This 16-1/2\" corner-plus-fillers is a plug-in for a 36x36 susan corner.

Doing a corner such as this instead of a susan gives a nice boost-out to the countertop, enabling space for a nice fullsized built-in microwave atop the counter.

Rick Palechuk · Post by **Rick Palechuk** » Sun, Oct 21 2007, 7:42PM

We've used that system before Gene with a 1\" filler. We have found through trial and error that if you don't leave a wider gap, the door will touch the knob of the other door.

Gene Davis · Post by **Gene Davis** » Sun, Oct 21 2007, 10:11PM

Thanks, Rick. I was thinking about that. I believe you have mentioned this before.

With this being a basecab, the knob crash can be avoided by making the skew corner cab a drawerstack.

Rick Palechuk · Post by **Rick Palechuk** » Mon, Oct 22 2007, 12:41AM

You bet.