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1920s  1924 - In 1924, Joe Trabucco arrived in Canada from Quinto, Italy by way of Ellis Island.  1927 - A carpenter by trade, he settles in Niagara Falls, Ontario and opens a door and sash mill on Ferguson Street.  1932 – Joe expands the front of the shop int...

Overview Before designing your first Artcraft kitchen, it's important to become familiar with the Revit interface. Although Revit may look overwhelming at first, you'll quickly find that you'll use the same few tools throughout most of your projects. This docu...

Before placing cabinets, you'll first need to create the room or space you'll be designing. In Revit, walls define the room and provide the surfaces that cabinets will snap to during placement. To begin, navigate to the Architecture tab and select the Wall too...

Overview Levels are horizontal reference planes used throughout Revit to establish consistent heights within a project. In kitchen design, levels help define the vertical position of cabinetry, countertops, and other architectural elements. Rather than measuri...

Overview As you become more familiar with the Artcraft Revit workflow, we encourage you to begin new projects directly in Revit whenever possible. Starting a project in Revit from the beginning allows you to take full advantage of Building Information Modeling...

Overview Dimensions are one of the most important tools for communicating your design. They clearly define cabinet locations, wall lengths, appliance openings, and other critical measurements that installers, project managers, and clients rely on throughout th...

Ensure your fillers are the same depth as your door. Any door matched filled should have the same depth as the doors. If you have loaded a filler in Revit and then revised your door style later, your filler may no longer match Remove comments from toekicks. A...

Understand the difference between a master code and a shell code.  Link to here from Revit tutorial 

Our Catalogue (Products & Options) a. Interior finishesb. Drawersc. Door stylesd. Speciese. Finishesf. Selectionsg. Coloursh. Lighting options (under cabinet)i. Accessories    i. Drawer insertsj. Wardrobes