Match the finish
Confirm the door style and finish code first.
Cabinet buying guide
How to read kitchen cabinet sizes and SKUs
Cabinet SKUs are compact labels for a specific piece. They often contain clues about cabinet type and size, but the product page is the final place to confirm the listed width, height and depth before ordering.
Start with width × height × depth
JLK product pages list cabinet dimensions in inches and show the SKU beside the item. For example, a standard base cabinet is identified by its cabinet type and nominal width, while wall cabinets commonly include both width and height in the item code.
B12
Base cabinet
12" nominal width
W3030
Wall cabinet
30" nominal width × 30" nominal height
W361224
Deep wall / refrigerator cabinet
36" nominal width × 12" nominal height × 24" nominal depth
Do not rely on the letters alone
Cabinet families also include sink bases, drawer bases, corner cabinets, pantry cabinets, decorative panels, moulding and accessories. Their codes are not always self-explanatory. Use the product title, dimension line and drawing together rather than assuming a size or configuration from the SKU.
Check the dimensions
Verify the listed width, height and depth against the room plan.
Check the configuration
Use the product title and drawing to confirm doors, drawers, shelves and corner type.