I don’t know but I do know that watching a quick YouTube video on adjusting Euro hinges was a huge help to me when I installed cabinet doors. I hope someone can answer your question.

What is the gap on other doors? Pictures?

Our cabinet door gapping is 3/32” – 1/8”. Whether you have a leg to stand on is a question only your sales order or contract can answer – review them carefully.

3/8” is too big. Good Luck!

Paul

I ordered Wood-mode cabinets which are still being made, but I remember some of the displays I saw had a gap between double doors. Don't remember if they were Brookhaven or Wood-mode displays. Those doors had a rubber sweep placed on the inside of one door to minimize the appearance of the gap. The rubber was in a few different colors depending on cabinet color. I didn't like the way it looked at all, specially at that price point, but don't remember which cabinet style, etc. I know they didn't all look like that.

Darn, now I'll have to go look at my plan/design!

Every company uses a different set of dimensions there... but 3/8 does seem a bit big... I just measured the ones on one of my displays and it was 1/8 on one and 1/4 on another...

I would suggest doing a slight adjustment to each door - bring each one in 1/16 " and that takes 1/* off of the gap and the sixteenth will hardly be noticeable with the drawer front.

Since your kitchen is new - call your designer and find out what it is supposed to be for your brand.

Keep us posted...

I have Brookhaven in a flat/slab door style. I just measured and the gap is 1/8" between the doors.

did you try adjusting the hinges to close the gap and then see if it was liveable that the doors now don't line up with the drawers? as long as the adjustment leaves the offest on both sides the same, who's going to notice or care except you?