How we check cabinets before protective packing
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When your cabinets are being made overseas, small details can feel hard to judge from a photo. Before protective packing, ask to see how the cabinet is checked against your approved drawings. This short film shows three places to look: the diagonals, the movement of doors and drawers, and the gaps between fronts. A tape measure stretches from corner to corner. Then the fronts are checked where their edges meet, the place your eye will return to when the cabinet is in the room. Use the video as a starting point for your own checks, and agree the reference drawings and finish sample before the pieces are packed.
Transcript
Edited for readability from the original English audio and on-screen captions.
- 00:00
- How we check the cabinet before it leaves the factory.
- 00:04
- Check one: the diagonals. Equal diagonals mean a square cabinet.
- 00:10
- Check two: doors and drawers.
- 00:15
- Check three: the gaps.
- 00:18
- Check before protective packing.
Video facts
- Checks shown
- Diagonals, doors and drawers, and gaps.
- Stage shown
- Inspection before protective packing.
- Length
- 24.8 seconds
Questions about the video
What does the video check before packing?
It shows three checks: comparing cabinet diagonals, checking doors and drawers, and looking at the gaps.
What does comparing the diagonals help check?
For the cabinet shown, comparing the diagonals is a practical check of whether the cabinet is square.
Factory facts
Our Foshan production base: 50,000 m², 400+ staff. Visits welcome. Book a factory visit.