I'm remodeling a small kitchen and will make the face frame cabinets and doors. For the bases I like the idea of not cutting a toe-kick into the plywood sides. Since nothing is level, square or plumb in VT. I'm going to build a toe-kick base out of 2X4s that first can be leveled in place and the cabinets set on top. A 1X finished toe-kick can then be scribed to the floor. The question is what about the finished ends? Is it okay to have the finished end panels recessed with a toe kick like the front? It seems that if I build all the carcasses rectangular and try to install a conventional end panel (w/toe kick), that I'm asking for more troubles than it's worth. Any input is appreciated.
Thanks,
Mark