Required blind-corner clearance
Allow at least a 3-inch concealed gap behind the blind end at the wall where the cabinet runs turn the corner. This installation space lets the installer compensate for an out-of-square wall and gives the door room to swing properly. The gap is behind the blind end; it is separate from any visible filler needed between adjoining cabinet fronts.
Use the model-specific installation-space requirement when planning the cabinet run. If that requirement already includes the wall pull, do not add the same allowance twice. Some models require a larger pull than 3 inches; follow the listed installation range and confirm door, drawer, and handle clearance before fastening.
Required blind-corner clearance
Allow at least a 3-inch concealed gap behind the blind end at the wall where the cabinet runs turn the corner. This installation space lets the installer compensate for an out-of-square wall and gives the door room to swing properly. The gap is behind the blind end; it is separate from any visible filler needed between adjoining cabinet fronts.
Use the model-specific installation-space requirement when planning the cabinet run. If that requirement already includes the wall pull, do not add the same allowance twice. Some models require a larger pull than 3 inches; follow the listed installation range and confirm door, drawer, and handle clearance before fastening.
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