No advice here but I'm following as I'm pretty filler clueless as well

Lol cece. I hope someone responds soon so I am knowledgable when my cabinet guy shows up this afternoon.

What type of cabinet? Frameless, full overlay, insert, face frame?

I'd like to know what size fillers are needed if one voids a corner in favor of drawers on both sides. :-)

cpartist: these are framed flush inset. here is the range wall he has drawn:

I am wondering if the filler on each side of the range is necessary, as well as between the uppers and the range good, which will be a Modernaire barrel hood.

I don't see any filler strips. I see the face frame of the cabinet. Inset cabinets, the door/drawer front is framed by the frame of the cabinet. Also the "1" to me appears to be his marking of how he will separate each cabinet.

lllhhi- I don't understnd what you are saying about the 1" separating each cabinet. Can you give me an explanation for dummies (me in this case)?

nightowl I would love a photo!

The mark between 48'' and 30'' on the drawing.

I understand which mark you are referring to but I don't understand what it is. If there is a 30" cabinet next to the range, what is the 1" for? When I add the numbers up it seems like he is using fillers.

I'd like to know what size fillers are needed if one voids a corner in favor of drawers on both sides. :-)

I an doing this with inset with slab drawers. I am not using filler but extended styles, adding 1/4 inch on one side and 1 inch on the other. That should leave plenty of room for my pulls and makes both side equal, but not too wide.

Those are not 1" dimensions, they are his brief extension lines between the noted dimensions.

If there were arrows between them it might be more clear to you. In this case, he has just opted not to include the dimension lines and arrows.

Thank you cookncarpenter! It makes sense to me now. He still has a bunch of other stuff wrong in the layout, but now I know what to focus on when we speak today.

Fillers are not to be taken lightly. Nothing is worse than discovering that the adjacent dishwasher door can't be opened since the pulls were put on the drawer fronts. If you've got your heart set on those pulls, you'd better have your heart set on new tops too, because they're probably wrong now too.

Hi Melis! I remember your kitchen layout threads. So is this a new cabinet line you are using? I wondered what all happened. Hope everything is going well.

I am sorry I'm not much help on the filler issues, but just wanted to say hi.

Your kitchen shows no fillers. In inset, you would do extended stiles instead where you need additional clearance, like at corners. And his corners won't work as shown with hardware on those cabinets.

Hi Rebunky! I can't beleive you remember me from waaaay back when I was first planning my layout! Yes, I am going with a different cabinet line. I was originally working with a design/build firm, but the KD left and was replaced with someone who knew nothing, plus they were overcharging for electrical and plumbing so we decided to go in a different direction. It's taken me forever to find a great GC and we are using a local cabinetmaker. who I like a lot. We are starting this project in March and I'm panicking over every detail. Lol My layout is basically the same with a few small changes. We are still doing soapstone and quartzite. How are you?

Live_wire: there is not enough filler space n the corners? How much should there be?

What size is your hardware? Use it's projection plus at least 1/4" and that will tell you how much extended stile there should be. With the stiles shown narrower than standard, you need that exact measurement to be able to do the math. But just as an eyeball, I'd as that you are about a half inch to a full inch shy, depending on what is around the corner. Appliances need a lot more room than drawer handles.

Also, I'd want the boxes 25" deep. You may want a paneled in DW if you are doing an inset integrated fridge. And the fridge needs the additional depth as well.

I'm using a Miele dw and was under the impression that standard depth 24" cabinets will work in order for the panel to be flush with cabinets.

Of course I remember because your kitchen is one I've been looking forward to seeing for a very long time. I'm doing good, thanks for asking. Yeah, I remember your kd was moving away and they were pressuring you to order in just a few days when there were still several big issues with the layout to resolve. I'm so glad to hear you walked away from that mess and found a much better GC. Best wishes and be sure to post your progress!

Never put your eggs in the basket of only being able to use one brand or type of appliance. Future proof for an American depth DW. Since the fridge needs the extra depth as well, the whole run integrates better with it all the same depth. Don't forget the extra width needed around the fridge for the doors to fully pivot correctly.

Thanks live_wire!

Want to follow this

How much corner fillers for frameless overlay drawer stacks?

night_owl: do you like your pulls? I think they look nice and am leaning toward those. Which ones are these?