For modular-wardrobe makers and their dealers
One design.Showroom to factory.
Plan the wardrobe with your customer on your own catalogue and rates. The same design sends the quote, the website lead and the cut list.
Prices in ₹, sizes in mm.
- factory files per design
- 11factory files per design
- rates you own
- 34rates you own
- snippet on your site
- 1snippet on your site
Why one design
Four tools become one drawing.
Today
4 tools · 3 re-typings · errors found at the saw
With Wardrobe Studio
1 design
in mm, on
your catalogue
- Quote, in the showroom₹ 2,84,436 · priced on the server
- Lead, from your websitethe whole design, not a phone number
- 11 files, for the workshopcut list · labels · CNC · job sheet
1 design
in mm, on
your catalogue
- Quote, in the showroom₹ 2,84,436 · priced on the server
- Lead, from your websitethe whole design, not a phone number
- 11 files, for the workshopcut list · labels · CNC · job sheet
1 design · 3 outputs · nothing typed twice
Three people, one design
Everyone works from the same drawing.
Dealer · showroom
Quote while the customer watches
Plan from the wall, open the doors in 3D and price every door, filler and fitting from your rate card. The rates stay on the server.
Homeowner · your website
A planner on your own site
Homeowners plan on a laptop or a phone and see an estimate from your rates. A quote request brings you the whole design.
Workshop · factory
Eleven files, no re-typing
The cut list, labels, CNC drawing and job sheet come from the design itself, sent with one link and never with a price.
The planner on your website
Your website becomes a showroom.
Homeowners plan their own wardrobe on your website, on a laptop or a phone, with no training, and get an estimate from your rates. An assistant in the planner answers wardrobe questions and can change the design when asked. When they ask for a quote, you get the whole design, not just a phone number.
- Your name, logo and brand colour. The planner runs only on the websites you allow.
- Paste one snippet, a div and a script tag, into your site. It works on phones.
- Every quote request lands in Leads with the design, ready to open in the studio.
New quote request
The design is attached
For the factory
Every design is already a cut list.
Numbers from one sample design: a U-shaped wardrobe on a 4,800 mm back wall with a loft over it, 12 modules and 123 boards. No price ever reaches the workshop.
Cut list
A PDF and a CSV in Palette CAD columns: part, size, grain and edge band for every board.
Nesting estimate
Sheets, yield and the boards that fit no sheet, named before the first cut.
Labels
One 80 × 100 mm label per board, with its code, size, edges and a barcode.
CNC drawing
An R12 DXF with every board outline and a label layer, plus a CSV part list.
Assembly job sheet
One bench card per unit: the boards, the bag of fittings and exploded steps.
Installation guide
Numbered steps for the site, in two versions: one for the crew and one for the fitter.
Still provisional: The sizes come from a construction recipe that the factory has not signed in full; each document marks the 61 open rules. The nesting sheet is an estimate for one job, not a cutting plan, and the barcodes are not yet tested with a real scanner. Read the shop pack notes
See it on your own catalogue.
We set the planner up on your modules and rates, then run a design from the showroom to the cut list with you.