Size up the job.
Add cabinets, drawers and finishing panels. Set your dimensions, materials and board thickness.
BUILD YOUR PROJECTTHE JOB STARTS BEFORE THE FIRST CUT
Turn your cupboard sizes into a clear cutting list. Plan the cabinets, check the parts and work out your boards — before you head to the supplier.
Try 3 cupboards free. Full-project access coming soon.
FROM A MEASUREMENT TO A MATERIAL LIST
Start with your cupboard dimensions. See the parts take shape. Build up the whole job in the workshop.
Try the full workshop ↗| PART | QTY | SIZE / mm |
|---|---|---|
| Sides | 2 | 770 × 560 |
| Bottoms | 2 | 868 × 560 |
| Shelf | 1 | 868 × 550 |
| Cleats | 4 | 868 × 100 |
Change the width to try it. Carcass example only; backing and doors are added in the workshop.
LESS ADMIN. MORE MAKING.
For the kitchen installer, the cabinet shop and the hands-on renovator.
Add cabinets, drawers and finishing panels. Set your dimensions, materials and board thickness.
BUILD YOUR PROJECTReview the cutting sizes, adjust individual parts and mark grain direction and edging.
GET THE DETAILS RIGHTExplore sheet layouts and estimated board counts. Export your project as a CSV when ready.
READY FOR THE NEXT STEPSTRAIGHT-UP PRICING
Try up to 3 cupboards or panels for free.
Unlock a full project when you’re ready.
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Unlock one full project, its cutting lists, sheet layouts and CSV export.
Keep the next job moving, and the next.
BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
Yes. Try up to 3 cupboards or panels in total, including identical quantities and duplicates. Full-project access will unlock larger projects, cutting lists, sheet layouts and CSV exports. Paid access is not open yet.
Base and wall cupboards, drawer units, fridge panels and exposed panels. Check the selected template and allowances for your construction method before cutting.
Projects are saved in this browser on this device. Use the workshop’s Backup function regularly, and Restore to move projects between devices.
Review all dimensions, materials, grain and allowances against your job first. Sheet layouts are planning estimates. You remain responsible for final cutting checks.