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Hello,
We have a tight corner space and want to fill this with an exposed interior upper cabinet – however, the minimum width you provide is 9″. I am wondering if you would foresee any issues if we were to order the 9″ cabinet and then have our contractor cut to size.
The finish would be unfinished premium select maple – which we will stain on site.
Thanks in advance!
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Sure, go ahead and order the cabinet at 9″ wide, and then in the order notes at checkout request that we change the cabinet to 7 3/4″ width.
Cabinets smaller than 9″ can be difficult to run on the CNC because the parts are so narrow that they may shift during machining. When that happens, alignment at the cabinet corners can sometimes be slightly off.
As long as you are comfortable with the possibility of making a small adjustment during assembly, such as re-drilling a hole or two to achieve perfect alignment, we are willing to give it a try and build the cabinet below our standard minimum width.
Just don’t post a negative review about alignment after this disclaimer 😉.
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