Closet designer

The Closet designer sizes a fitted wardrobe and works out the panels needed to build it. You choose what goes in each section, and it gives you a cut list with part sizes and quantities, edge banding and a board estimate. You can download it as CSV or GLB, or place it straight into your Studio project.

Steps

1. Under Overall size, type the Width, Height and Depth in metres.
2. Under Sections, choose what each section holds: Long hanging, Hanging + shelves, Double hanging, Shelves, Drawers + shelves or Shoes + hanging. The heading shows how wide each section is.
3. Click Add for another section. Use the arrows to reorder sections and the cross to remove one.
4. Under Doors, choose Hinged doors, Sliding doors or Open (no doors). Show doors in the preview hides or shows them in 3D.
5. Under Finishes, pick the Carcass and Doors and drawer fronts colours.
6. Read the totals: hanging rail, shelf area, edge banding and boards. Check any warnings.
7. Under Cut list, click CSV for the parts list or 3D model (GLB) for the model.
8. Click Add to my floor plan. The Studio opens; click the plan to place the wardrobe, or press Esc to cancel.

Tips and limits

• Hanging space needs about 55 cm of internal depth. A warning appears if the wardrobe is too shallow.
• Shelves wider than 1 m tend to sag; a warning suggests adding a section.
• The board estimate adds a waste allowance to the total panel area. Ask your cutting service for an exact sheet layout.
• Hinges, runners and rails are not included in the cut list.
• Once placed in the Studio, the wardrobe is a custom object. See Custom objects.