We had a shaker style door and light molding. Here are some pics:

Cabinet and molding -
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Close-up of molding -
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Underside of cabinet -
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I believe the molding was about 1" high. I used Gorilla Glue and clamps to attach it.

Looks nice. What is the color of your cabinets? It looks like mine. What undercabinet lighting are you using? Mine will be the xenon pucks from Lowes. Cabinet guy said if I buy it, he would install it for free.

I had that lower molding. Didn't know it wasn't standard construction. At least that's how mine came.

We added the lights (same Kichler ones as jraz wa's).

Here they are under my baking center cabs:

I love the light where I'm working and also the warm glow when I'm not.

Our cabinets were natural maple (we've since moved to a new house - that also needs a kitchen remodel. That's why I'm using past tense), and the lighting was SeaGull xenon strips. Loved it!

Our KD's designed the doors on our upper cabs to be longer (taller?) than the cabs themselves so we could go handle-less on the doors (never intended by us) and to cover the lights, except then you'd see the lighting fixtures when the doors were open. We had them install light rails (that strip of molding under the cabs), and the U/C's are completely hidden unless you look from underneath,

A little OT for jraz_wa and imrainey--your kichler U/C's; we have the linnear lighting as well. Do you find that some of the lampholders (bulbs) do NOT light when you turn your U/C's lights on? We have some that consistently don't light, and some that take turns. When I turn on my U/C's, I go around the room tapping or jiggling some of the bulbs to get them to light. TIA

I've heard that deal about some units not lighting from time to time. Sorry that's happening with yours.

I have never had a prob with the ones in the baking center. When the second set went in in the kitchen proper there was one unit that was iffy. I made sure it was firmly snapped in place and the prob stopped.

Have you tried another unit to make sure you don't have a dud? That would be irritating given the price. I guess I'm lucky to have had 2 left over. Or I'd try sticking it in a few inches away to see if the angle of the cord and the angle of the blades cause them not to make contact.

imrainey--I got extras to add to the tracks, so they've all been shuffled around to some extent. Some seem to always remain unlit 'til they're jiggled, and others take turns (sometimes they light, sometimes they don't, and sometimes they took turns with others on the same track!). I've moved them, removed and reinserted them.....At this point I don't know if it's the lampholders themselves, the bulbs within the holders, or the wire causing the problem.

All I know, is that it bugs me to have to check each time (this is all new lighting!), but we've got some other problematic things to deal with, so I'm just dealing with it for now :-(

Is it possible you are trying to run too many and there just isn't enough juice?

I have no idea what upper limit there might be but mine are set about 9"-10" apart.

Hope you get it figured out. Have you written to the manufacturer for their suggestions?

Don't think so--it did it before I added the add'l lampholders (esp on one track, and that one only had 3 lampholders initially). I'm pretty sure the info I've read suggested spacing them every 4-6".

I will try calling Kichler one of these days (maybe after we get our range situation squared away and out pot filler parts put back together...neverending!).