What it does in practice
Combine different wall-cabinet heights.
Visually mix closed fronts with glass or contrasting fronts.
Side elevation shows the cabinet heights relative to worktop, backsplash and base units.
What the image proves
This allows combinations such as two 60 cm zones to be tested before the final visual decision.
How it helps before building or quoting
The side elevation makes vertical cabinet composition visible. Different heights can be combined instead of forcing a single uninterrupted row.
This allows combinations such as two 60 cm zones to be tested before the final visual decision.
Boundary and technical verification
The drawing represents real project values, but final construction still requires checks for hardware, loads and site dimensions.
Frequently asked questions
Are these real DesignPro features?
Yes. This page describes functions present in the current interface or, only where explicitly stated, an upcoming feature.
Is final technical verification still required?
Yes. DesignPro supports planning and organisation, but final dimensions and production decisions must be verified on site.
Related features
Project Workspace: keep projects, clients and versions organisedRoom Cut List: understand the space before the kitchen is builtDoors, windows and balcony doors inside the real kitchen planWork Package: turn the design into an organised project folderDesignPro Manual: guidance inside the planning toolKnowledge Library: technical kitchen answers inside DesignProChange cabinet fronts, worktop and backsplash on the same kitchenReal dimensions and geometry: not decorative boxesPhotorealistic DesignPro: the next step from 3D to before/after