Waterfall edges are the next big design statement, and for the maximum combination of style and substance, what better way to embrace this trend than with a quartz countertop?Ī modern design detail like the waterfall edge deserves a modern material that not only looks beautiful, but can also stand up to the daily wear and tear of your busy life.Ī waterfall edge is created when the countertop material is extended over the side of the cabinets, all the way down to the floor. In this example a value of 42" is specified in the Finished Floor to Top field.The latest look in kitchen and bath design-the waterfall countertop edge-is literally overflowing with glamour! Remove the check from Set Height From Cabinet box and specify a value in the Finished Floor to Top/Bottom box.In this example, the Thickness can be seen as the overall height of the panel that we are creating. Remove the check from the Set Thickness From Cabinet box and specify a value in the Thickness box.In the Custom Countertop Specification dialog that opens:.With the Select Objects tool, select the panel and then click Open Object.Click and drag a rectangle beside the group of cabinets to create a waterfall panel.Resize the custom countertop so that the left and right sides are flush with the cabinet sides.
You can also use the Add Waterfall to Selected Edge edit tool when an edge of a countertop is selected. Perform the same procedure on any additional sides you would a waterfall edge applied to.In the Custom Countertop Specification dialog that displays, check the Add Waterfall to Selected Edge box under the Waterfall Edge section, make any other desired changes to the countertop, then click OK.In the image below, the right side of the countertop is selected.
Using the Select Objects tool, click on an edge of the custom countertop that you would like to add a waterfall edge to.*Applies to Chief Architect X12 and newer versions. Click and drag a rectangle over the top of your cabinets to place your countertop.Select Build> Cabinet> Custom Countertop from the menu.In the Base Cabinet Specification dialog that opens, set the Depth to your desired value, then click OK.Group select the three cabinets on the Breakfast Bar side of the island and click on the Open Object edit button.Use the Move and Rotate edit handles for each of the cabinets to move the them into place.Click 5 times in the plan to place 5 copies of the base cabinet, then click on the Select Objects tool once again.With the cabinet still selected, click the Copy/Paste edit button, then click the Sticky Mode edit button.Make any other desired changes, then click OK.In the Base Cabinet Specification dialog that opens:.Using the Select Objects tool, select the cabinet and then click the Open Object edit button.Navigate to Build> Cabinet> Base Cabinet then click once in the plan to place a base cabinet.To place the cabinets and set their dimensions This look can be achieved automatically in X12 and newer program versions, or manually by setting a custom countertop to be taller than it is wide and placing it beside the cabinets.
The information in this article applies to:Ī waterfall countertop is a countertop that 'falls' off the edge of a set of cabinets, creating the appearance of a continuous surface that blends from the top surface down the side.
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