There is a multitude of cabinet styles depending on which manufacturer you are designing with. W2442 = W stands for Wall, 24 means the cabinet is 24” wide, and 42 means the cabinet has a 42” height.3DB24 = DB stands for Drawer Base, 3 in front means it there are three drawers on this cabinet, and 24 means the cabinet is 24” wide.B30 = B stands for Base and 30 means the cabinet is 30” wide.SB36 = SB stands for Sink Base and 36 means the cabinet is 36” wide.For instance, on a kitchen floor plan, you will typically see a base cabinet labeled SB36, B30, 3DB24, and W2442. Depending on the manufacturer, cabinets are available in various width increments as well as height for wall cabinets and tall cabinets. To indicated specific cabinets, nomenclature is shown to represent the type of cabinet and size or width and height.
Unlike in commercial drawings, wall lines on residential plans are typically filled in except where a door or window is shown. On residential drawings, particularly in association with the NKBA, or National Kitchen and Bath Association, base cabinets are shown as dashed lines, and wall cabinets are shown as solid lines (See Fig. Wall lines have thick outlines but are not filled in. On commercial, multi-family, or residential builder drawings, base cabinets are shown as solid lines, and wall cabinets are shown as dashed lines (See Fig. When reviewing a floor plan designed by an architect or interior designer, you will notice in the kitchen area various line types depicted in the drawing.
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