Tower Up Square

Chase the diagonal instead of guessing it. Bay by bay, this field deck keeps kitchen runs, cabinet banks, and furniture carcasses honest — sequence locked, hinges counted, racking measured in millimetres — so doors hang flush the first time and nobody drives back across town for a callback nobody is paying for. Work an install the way the trade actually moves: gate each phase so no box closes early, pull fastener lines bound to the step you are standing on, then read opposing diagonals and press the long corner until the frame comes true. Spacing recipes hold your 32 mm and 37 mm system standards, clearance planning evens the gaps between doors, and a stage timer clocks what the awkward parts really cost you. Sign a bay only when it earns it. QC prompts cover hinge depth, soft-close, torque, and cover caps; field tips carry hard-won notes forward to whoever picks up the next unit; a site portrait pinned to the install keeps that room recognizable weeks later. One wardrobe wall or a full kitchen fit-out, the job stays square, staged, and accounted for.