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Read Your Klassik Specs
Klassik is our quick-ship cabinet line — and its order packet doubles as your install guide. Six things to know: the codes, the red notes, and the last lines.
Purpose
Teach you to read a Klassik order packet, so every piece lands where it belongs.
When
Order placed — read it before delivery, keep it through install.
Who
Installer.
The six things
1
The front page is the spec
The first page lists the front style and color, box color, handle number, plinth (toe kick) height, and worktop height. One glance tells you what every piece on this job should look like.
2
The list number = where it lives
Every cabinet, filler, and panel is a numbered line in the parts list. The number on the far left matches the same number on the floor plan and elevations — that is where the piece goes. An L or R next to a line is the door hinge side.
3
Read the designer notes — especially the red
The picture on each line shows the standard product. The notes tell you what that piece does on this job. Anything printed in red is a job-specific instruction — it overrides the picture. A red item code under a cabinet means rebuilt front: the factory built it to a non-standard size on purpose.
4
Italics = planned sizes, not errors
Lines like “Height = 85 1/2″ OBS!” mean the piece was built to a planned size for this job. Install to the plan dimensions as printed — the factory made it to fit.
5
The last lines are parts, not cabinets
Your toe kick ships as long sticks, cut to length on site; a quantity like “28.27 dm” is total length, not piece count. Your handles ($0.00 means included, not skipped). Small parts ride in a marked small-parts box — often inside a cabinet.
6
Still unclear?
Re-read the red first — it answers most questions. For anything else: your dealer or customer support.
The visuals
The number on the far left of the parts list is the same number on the plan — that is where the piece lives. This line also shows both note types: italic = planned size (“OBS!”), and red item code = rebuilt front.
Red is a job-specific instruction, not an error — here the filler material is planned for the integrated cooktop.
The note tells you what this piece does on this job — the picture shows the standard product; the red overrides the picture.
RememberFront page = the spec · List number = location · Red = job-specific · Italic = intentional · Last lines = toe kick + handles
Escalate
Still unclear? Re-read the red first — it answers most questions. For anything else: your dealer or customer support. Report damage or missing items within 7 days of delivery.
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