Plan a kitchen that fits, with the numbers to back it up.
Short, sourced guides on measuring a room and the clearances that make a layout work, measured layout examples you can open in the planner, and plain explanations of what each drawing and image is for. Written by the person who built the planner, dated, and corrected in the open.
Guides
The measurements and rules behind a layout that works, with sources.
How to measure a kitchen for planning
What to measure, in what order, with a printable worksheet, so a plan is drawn on the room you actually have.
ReadKitchen layout dimensions and clearances
Counter heights, cabinet depths, aisle widths, landing space and the work triangle, with the numbers the planner checks against.
ReadKitchen island clearance: how much space around an island
Aisle widths around an island, seating overhangs and the smallest room an island fits in, with a worked example.
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Layouts
Real, dimensioned examples you can open in the planner and make your own.
L-shaped kitchen layout with dimensions
A measured L-shaped kitchen: the plan, both elevations, the unit list and the corner, plus the template to open in the planner.
ReadGalley kitchen layout with dimensions
Two facing runs and the aisle between them: minimum widths, what goes on which side, and a measured example.
ReadSmall kitchen layouts with dimensions
Which layout fits a small room, the unit sizes that buy back space, and two worked examples under 3 m wide.
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Features
What each output is, made with the real product, examples included.
Kitchen elevation drawings
Wall-by-wall drawings with dimension chains, unit codes and service heights, generated from the same model as the plan.
ReadRealistic kitchen rendering from your 3D plan
How a 3D view becomes a realistic image, what it keeps, what it can change, and real examples side by side.
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