Build a wardrobe or closet in 3D to fit your exact niche — with hinges, door gaps and the panel cut list all worked out automatically.
8
module types
3
door styles
300+
DSP textures
8 section types plus a mezzanine: hinged doors, drawers, shelves, a hanging rod — in any combination.
Hinges, gaps between doors, and slides are picked automatically for any width and opening side.
100+ handle models: edge-pull (no protrusion), bar, and knob — for any facade style.
300+ chipboard and MDF textures from real board manufacturers.
8 glass colors for display doors: clear, frosted, bronze, graphite, blue, smoked, Lacobel black and white.
A catalog of real hardware: hinges, 3 slide types (250–600 mm), lift systems, rods, cargo baskets, fasteners.
The AI assistant edits an already-built wardrobe from a text command — for example, adding a section with drawers and shelves.
AI render turns the current 3D view into a photorealistic image to show a client.
A full parts specification — with edge banding and drilling for hinges, shelf pins, and fasteners.
Visual cutting maps per sheet, with a fill-rate percentage for each one.
A cost estimate by category: materials, hardware, and production services, each as its own line.
Your own technical profiles (10 parameter groups) and several saved presets with their own prices.
Export to PDF and Excel, a 3D model in GLB, a scene screenshot, and a project link for social sharing.
Yes — building a wardrobe project and getting the parts list is free, no software to install. AI render uses credits.
No. Sections and doors are set in the parameters panel, and hinges and door gaps are calculated automatically.
Yes, each section’s dimensions are set manually to fit your niche, not just picked from fixed templates.
A parts list with dimensions, material and edge banding, a panel cutting map, and a 3D model of the wardrobe.
Yes — the AI assistant can add or change sections, drawers and shelves in an already-built wardrobe from a text instruction.