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All cabinetry follow the substantive standards established by the North AmericanArchitectural Woodwork Standards (https://naaws.com/) .  \nCabinetry and casework fall into five categories and may be either:  \n1. Ready-to-Assemble ( RTA) Cabinetry: Pre-manufactured in a large facility, sometimes locatedoverseas in limited sizes, finishes, and door styles are stocked for immediate purchase. The assemblyis knock-down packaged for delivery and assembly on-site for installation. May or may not bemanufactured to economy grade as defined by NAAWS.  \n2. Stock Cabinetry: Pre-manufactured in a large facility, sometimes located overseas, in limited sizes,finishes, and door styles and stocked for immediate purchase. Packaged for delivery to the site andinstallation. Manufactured to economy grade as defined by NAAWS.  \n3. Semi-custom Cabinetry: Made-to-order by a cabinet manufacturer with some customizations to casesizes, finishes, and door-style options. Selected from a catalog for special order. Locally andinternationally made and assembled in a factory (or “shop”) and packaged for shipping to the projectsite for installation. Manufactured to custom grade as defined by NAAWS.  \n4. Custom Cabinetry: Built-to-order by a cabinetmaker (or Red Seal Cabinetmaker) with unlimitedcustomizations, sizes, finishes and door-style options. Typically locally made with longer lead times,assembled in the cabinet shop, and packaged for shipping to the project site and installation.Manufactured to custom grade as defined by NAAWS.  \n5. Millwork: Premium grade and finely fitted built-in finished cabinetry that is typically milled locally by acustom millworker for highly customized woodwork, mantels, or other types of built-ins. May be finishedon-site. Manufactured to premium grade as defined by NAAWS.  \nPage 100  \n© COPYRIGHT 2023 National Kitchen & Bath Association  \nFigure 6.1 Face-Framed Cabinet Construction. Courtesy of NKBA.  \nFigure 6.2 Face-Framed Cabinet Assembly. Courtesy of NKBA.  \nPage 101  \n© COPYRIGHT 2023 National Kitchen & Bath Association  \n# TYPES OF CABINETWORK\n\nFor the kitchen and bath designer to understand the drafting and detailing involved to adequately prepareaccurate construction drawings, they must also have a advanced knowledge and a strong understanding of theNorth American cabinet manufacturing processes that includes:  \n● Cabinet case assembly types (e.g. , face frame, hybrid frame, or frameless) (see Figures 6.1 to 6 .4) ,  \n● Cabinet hardware types (e.g. , soft-close 110° concealed door hinge, under-mount full-extension drawerglides, adjustable shelf pins and clips, etc) ,  \n● Cabinet door assembly methods (e.g. , mitered, rail and style, slab, raised panel, recessed panel, inset,etc. ) ,  \n● Cabinet functional accessories and hardware (e.g. , pantry pull-outs, trash/recycling pull-outs, vanitystorage pull-outs, etc. ) ,  \n● Joinery methods (e.g. , tongue and groove, rabbet joint, butt joint, dado joint, dovetail joint, dowel joints,and scarf joints, etc. ) (see Figure 6 .5) , and  \n● Cabinet mouldings (e.g. , crown moulding, casings, chair and wainscott, handrails, nosings, basemouldings and shoes, and scribe or decorative applied mouldings, etc. ) (see Figure 6 .6) .  \nThis advanced knowledge, although required, is not extensively covered in this textbook andthe kitchen andbath designer should seek-out additional and ongoing learning opportunities from cabinet manufacturers, theNKBA through Continuing Education Units and/or Chapter Meetings, or through allied standard","cbCaiceTEwpAN312","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiceTEwpAN312","pdf",5489727,28,"English","# CABINETRY/CASEWORK OVERVIEW\n## Cabinetry and casework categories\n# TYPES OF CABINETWORK\n## Base Cabinets\n## Wall Cabinets","[{\"question\":\"What does cabinetry and casework include in this chapter?\",\"answer\":\"It covers base, wall, and tall cabinets plus installed hardware and systems, wall shelving, mouldings and trims, decorative cabinet hardware, and various specialized built-in items like desks, planters, mantles, and dividers.\"},{\"question\":\"How are cabinets categorized in the chapter?\",\"answer\":\"Cabinetry and casework are grouped into five categories: Ready-to-Assemble (RTA), Stock, Semi-custom, Custom, and Millwork.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the key characteristics of base cabinets mentioned here?\",\"answer\":\"Base cabinets are described as cabinet boxes that receive a work surface, typically with many internal configurations such as doors, drawers, shelves, and accessories. 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