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Decoding Wall Cabinet Item Numbers.

When examining wall cabinet item numbers, they can be dissected into three distinct segments:

The initial character is typically a “W,” denoting “Wall.”

The subsequent pair of digits specifies the cabinet’s width.

The concluding pair of digits represents the cabinet’s height.

Given that the depth of most wall cabinets is a consistent 12 inches, this measurement is customarily omitted from the item number.

Understanding Base Cabinet Item NumbersBase cabinet item numbers are structured in two primary parts, with several possible prefixes:

“B” signifies a standard Base cabinet.

“DB” indicates a Drawer Base cabinet, which features drawers exclusively, without doors.

“SB” denotes a Sink Base cabinet.

“WP” corresponds to a Wall Pantry cabinet.

“AB” designates an Angle Base cabinet.

Following the prefix, the next two digits reveal the cabinet’s width.

The depth of base cabinets is universally accepted as 24 inches and is thus inherently understood, not requiring explicit mention in the item number.​

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