Rechner für fünfteilige Schranktür

So verwenden Sie es: enter your door's finished width and height, your frame (stile/rail) width, the panel groove's depth, and a small panel gap for wood movement. This models a standard five-piece rail-and-stile door: two full-height stiles, two rails that run between them with a stub tenon engaging each stile's groove, and a floating panel captured in grooves on all four sides.

Formel.

Holmlänge = Türhöhe
Schienenlänge = Türbreite − 2 × Rahmenbreite + 2 × Nuttiefe
Paneelbreite = Schienenlänge − 2 × Paneelspalt
Paneelhöhe = (Türhöhe − 2 × Rahmenbreite + 2 × Nuttiefe) − 2 × Paneelspalt

Ausgearbeitetes Beispiel. Mit den Vorgaben (450 × 750 mm Tür, 63,5 mm Rahmenbreite, 9,5 mm Nuttiefe, 1,5 mm Paneelabstand): Holme = 2 × 750 mm. Rail length = 450 − 2×63.5 + 2×9.5 = 342 mm (×2). Panel width = 342 − 2×1.5 = 339 mm. Panel span height = 750 − 2×63.5 + 2×9.5 = 642 mm, so panel height = 642 − 2×1.5 = 639 mm.

This uses one frame width for both stiles and rails - some cabinetmakers deliberately use a wider bottom rail for visual weight, which this simplified model doesn't distinguish; if you use a different bottom rail width, calculate that piece separately.

It assumes a stub-tenon rail-and-stile joint with a groove-captured floating panel - a very common construction, but not the only one. Cope-and-stick router bit sets, mortise-and-tenon (rather than stub-tenon) joinery, and applied-panel (rather than captured-panel) doors all change these numbers. It does not add cutting allowance for a specific router bit's exact profile, sanding, or a raised panel's bevel - confirm final dimensions against your specific tooling before cutting expensive material.