Furniture built to the size your customer asks for

They drag the width and the price recalculates as it moves. The quote that reaches you is signed by the server, not by the browser that asked for it.

One measurement drives both the shape and the price

You set width, height and depth in millimetres, each with a minimum and a maximum. Shelves and tops stretch; sides, feet and handles only move, so they never fatten along with the unit. The total goes up by the square metre of board, not by an invented surcharge.

Finishes are set by pointing at the part

Click the door on the model and that door becomes a colour option. No opening the file in another program, no hunting for material names, no touching the 3D.

A quote you can take to the workshop

The email carries the measurements in their own block, apart from the finishes: “Width: 1,600 mm” never gets mixed in with “Oak”. The server recalculates and signs the amount from the configuration, so what lands in your inbox is what the buyer saw.

Where it stops

What tends to be switched on here

Measurements, per-part finishes, the exploded view to show assembly, and the quote page. Augmented reality, so the customer sees the unit in their own room before ordering.

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Questions people ask

Can I charge by the square metre of board?
Yes. You pick per metre, per square metre or per cubic metre, tick which measurements go into the calculation and set the rate. It is added as one more line of the breakdown, with the area shown.
What if my model is not prepared?
Most are not. The server finds parts three different ways — by geometry, by colour and by drawing round them with the mouse — precisely because real files arrive with the carcass welded into a single mesh.
Can a customer order a size I do not make?
No. You set the minimum and maximum for each measurement, and the server clamps it again when it signs the quote. A tampered link cannot ask for a width you do not sell.

Try it with your own product

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