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(All Lead Times Subject To Variations In Workload)

LaSalle

Door Specifications Minimum Door Width 8 5/8" Minimum Door Height 8 5/8" Center Panel Raise Design Specific (M-Bead) Inner Frame Edge Design Specific (Applied Molding) Outer Frame Edge Design Specific Framing Width 2 7/8" - Stiles & Rails Mid-Rail Width 3 5/8" Drawer Front Specifications Minimum Drawer Front Width 4 7/8" Minimum Drawer Front Height 4 7/8" Center Panel Raise Design Specific (P-057 Flat) Inner Frame Edge Design Specific (Applied Molding) Outer Frame Edge Design Specific Framing Width 2" - Stiles & Rails Mid-Rail Width Mid-Rail Not Available Construction Cross-Section Images Door Cross-Section (Click Image For Dimensional Specs) Drawer Front Cross-Section (Click Image For Dimensional Specs)

Select Your Wood Species
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Alder	Birch, White*	Cherry*	Maple, Hard*
Maple, Paint Grade	Oak, Red*

Select Hinge Boring

If you intend to use a concealed European style hinge, here are your boring options.  We normally recommend a Compact Style hinge if you have "Face Frame" style cabinets.  If you have any questions, just give us a call.

For FACE FRAME Style Cabinets

Compact Style Hinge "A" Boring For Compact Style Hinges Compact Hinge Bore With Dowel Inserts Select ("A" with) Placement Is 3" To Center From Top & Bottom Of Door Compact Hinge Bore Without Dowel Inserts Select ("A" without) Placement Is 3" To Center From Top & Bottom Of Door

Long Arm Style Hinges "B" Boring For Long Arm Style Hinges Long Arm Hinge Bore With Dowel Inserts Select ("B" with) Placement Is 3" To Center From Top & Bottom Of Door Long Arm Hinge Bore Without Dowel Inserts Select ("B" without) Placement Is 3" To Center From Top & Bottom Of Door

For FRAMELESS Style Cabinets Using Long Arm Hinges

Long Arm Style Hinges "C" Boring For Long Arm Style Hinges Long Arm Hinge Bore With Dowel Inserts Select ("C" with) Placement Is 3 3/4" To Center From Top & Bottom Of Door Long Arm Hinge Bore Without Dowel Inserts Select ("C" without) Placement Is 3 3/4" To Center From Top & Bottom Of Door Hinge Boring Standards Doors 8  13/16"h To 42"h Receive Two Bores Doors 42-1/16"h To 72"h Receive Three Bores Doors 72-1/16"h & Longer Receive Four Bores With Center Holes Set 25" In From Each End. *Custom Boring Locations (Vertically ONLY) Is Available At Additional Cost Per Door.  The Dimension From The Vertical Edge Cannot Be Changed As This Dimension Is Determined Specifically By The Hinge Type. (Contact Customer Service If You Need More Information - Read Line Below) (Select "Custom Boring (*Applicable Hinge Type)" In The Dropdown Menu) Dowel Inserts Are NOT Included With Any Door.  The Dowel Inserts Come With The Hinge Or Can Be Purchased Separately Hinge Boring Dimensional Specifications Bore Hole Is 35mm Diameter, 13.5mm Deep & The Insert Holes Are 8mm Diameter & 11.9mm Deep

Need A Mid-Rail?
Adding A Mid-Rail Is Meant To Offer Additional Support To An Oversized Door, Drawer Front Or Panel, Which Will Help To Mitigate Door Warpage Due To The Overall Dimensions Of The Door, Drawer Front Or Panel. (See "Manufacturer's Product Warranty Information" Below For Acceptable Warpage Tolerances)
Horizontal Mid-Rails
Single Horizontal Mid-Rail	We Recommend Adding A SINGLE HORIZONTAL MID-RAIL When The Door/Panel Is Between 48" & 60" Tall And A DOUBLE HORIZONTAL MID-RAIL When The Door/Panel Is Between 60" & 96" Tall Doors Shorter Than 48" Do Not Typically Require A Mid-Rail.  You Are Welcome To Add One If That Is The Look You Are Trying To Achieve.	Double Horizontal Mid-Rail
Vertical Mid-Rails
Doors
Single Vertical Mid-Rail	We Recommend Adding A SINGLE VERTICAL MID-RAIL When The Door Is Between 24" & 36" Wide We Recommend Adding A DOUBLE VERTICAL MID-RAIL When The Door Is Greater Than 36" Wide Doors Narrower Than 24" Do Not Typically Require A Mid-Rail.  You Are Welcome To Add One If That Is The Look You Are Trying To Achieve.	Double Vertical Mid-Rail
Drawer Fronts
Typically, Drawer Fronts Will Not Require A Mid-Rail.  However, On Larger/Oversized Drawer Fronts, It Is Good Practice To Use A Mid-Rail When The Drawer Box Is Less Than Or Equal To 1/2 The Height Of The Drawer Front. You Are Welcome To Add One If That Is The Look You Are Trying To Achieve.

Enter Your Dimensions

Use The Dropdowns To Input Your Door Or Drawer Front, Height & Width Dimensions. See Item Specifications For Minimum Dimension Requirements. Be Sure To Input Your FINISHED Dimensions.  The Dimensions You Provide Will Be The Final/Finished Size.

(Click On The Image Above For Measuring Guide)

Review Manufacturer's Warranty/Tolerances & Exception Charges

Warranty

Information About Manufacturer's Product & Finishing Warranties

Manufacturer's Allowable Tolerances

Allowable Tolerances For Bow, Warp Or Twist For "Single Panel", "Multi-Panel", "Frame Only" & Mullion Doors Are As Follows: Single Panel Up To 26" Wide And/Or 48" Tall - 1/8" Acceptable Multi-Panel Up To 26" Wide & 48-1/16" To 64-15/16" Tall - 1/4" Acceptable Multi-Panel Up To 26" Wide & 65" To 83-15/16" Tall - 5/16" Acceptable Single Panel, Single Opening "Frame Only" & "Mullion" Doors Over 26" Wide And/Or 48" Tall Will NOT Be Warranted ("Mullion Lites" Not To Be Included In Panel Count) Any Door Exceeding 25-15/16" Wide Or 83-15/16" High Will NOT Be Warranted Allowable Tolerances For Contraction, Expansion & Warpage For One & Three Piece Products Are As Follows: Up To 12" Wide & 21-15/16" High - 1/8" Acceptable 12-1/16" To 22" Wide Or 22" To 43-15/16" High - 1/4" Acceptable Any One Piece Product Exceeding 22" Wide Or 43-15/16" High Will NOT Be Warranted All Three Piece Products Over 30" Wide & 14" High Are NOT Warranted Finishing Notes When Ordering Unfinished, Doors Should Be Properly Prepared Prior To Applying Any Finishing Products.  Be Sure To Read & Understand The Instructions Provided By Your Finish Manufacturer.  You May Need To Perform Additional Sanding To Prepare Your Products For Finishing.

Special Handling Charges For Oversized Products

Shipping Companies Do Charge Extra For "Oversize" Packages Or Packages That Exceed Certain Lengths Or Other Measurements. If Your Product Is Going To Incur Additional Charges, We Will Get A Shipping Quote Prior To Finalizing Your Order.  The Shipping Shown On Your Order May Or May Not Include These "Oversize" Charges.  We Will Notify You Prior To Placing Your Order In Production. FedEx Oversize Packages Packages That Weigh 150 Pounds Or Less & Exceed 108 Inches In Length Or 130 Inches In "Girth" ((2 x width) + (2 x height)) Are Considered “Oversize” Packages. Oversize Packages Are Rated Based On The Greater Of The Package's Actual Rounded Weight Or Dimensional Weight. All Oversize Packages Will Have A Minimum Billable Weight Of 90 Pounds In Addition To Any Oversize Package Surcharge(s).  As of 2020, This Surcharge Will Be $120 Per Oversize Package. Fedex Peak Oversize Package Surcharge During Peak Shipping Season (10/21/xx until 1/5/xx) Any Package Shipped Will Incur An Additional "Peak Oversize" Charge Of $37.50 Per Oversize Package. UPS Oversize Packages A Large Package Surcharge Will Be Applied To Each UPS Package When Its Length Plus "Girth" ((2 x width) + (2 x height)) Combined Exceeds 130 Inches, But Does Not Exceed The Maximum UPS Size Of 165 Inches. Large Packages Are Subject To A Minimum Billable Weight Of 90 Pounds In Addition To Any Oversize Package Surcharge(s).  As Of 2020, This Surcharge Will Be $115 Per Oversize Package. Address Changes For FedEx & UPS Both FedEx & UPS Charge For Address Changes & Corrections.  The Charge For An Address Change Is A Minimum Of $16.00 As Of 1/1/2019, But Can Be Upwards Of $800.00 Or More. Please Check Your Shipping Address On Your Order Confirmation To Ensure That It Is Correct. The Cabinet Guy/QuikDrawers Is NOT Responsible For Incorrect Addresses. If You Have Any Specific Questions, Let Us Know Or Refer Directly To The Carrier Websites For More Information.