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Can you advise on the following questions in relation to built in case cabinet construction.

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If I was to install a set of draws  or a wardrobe between two walls, so in affect inserting a box in already existing  walls when you measure the carcasses  width’s from one side to the other side how many mm would I leave an clearance to insert the boxes.

Or would I insert the boxes and create a false front/frame between the wall and the carcass.  How would the false front be applied if there is no ability to clamp the wood to the carse.

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Also – How would the process differ if one wall is not square /Plum.  Would I build the carcase square – The issue I for see if building the carcass square and inserting the box into the already constructed walls is I have no ability to scribe ends of the carcass,  this would leave the only scribing the fronts of the carcase but I generally have the carcass sides edged before putting it together.

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Thanks for you response again