Enter the room, openings, appliances and household priorities. The planner checks feasible layouts, explains blockers and keeps the drawing views and schedules linked to one parametric model.
Plain-language brief with explicit values kept reviewable
Linked drawings, checks, warnings and export drafts
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Method and limits
What the planner checks and creates
Deterministic geometry, clearance and workflow rules compare six layout families. The tool separates hard blockers from softer improvements and keeps recommendations editable.
LayoutsStraight, L-shaped, parallel, U-shaped, island and peninsula
ChecksRoom envelope, openings, runs, corners, aisles, landing space and work centres
OutputsLinked drawing views, schedules and export drafts
BoundaryConcept and pre-production review; human verification remains required
Accuracy boundary: Planning and pre-production review only. Verify the finished site, services, appliance manuals and cut-outs, materials, hardware, joinery, tolerances and factory details before production.
Common questions
Does the planner replace AutoCAD or a kitchen designer?
It reduces early layout and drawing effort for non-technical users and provides DXF review output for specialists. It does not replace site measurement, professional design coordination, production engineering or factory approval.
How does it choose a kitchen layout?
The tool compares feasible layout families against the measured room, openings, circulation, cabinet depth, household profile and workflow priorities. It rejects or warns on geometric conflicts and shows a ranked shortlist that the user can change.
Why can a recommendation change after dimensions change?
Room dimensions and openings rebuild the parametric layout. A small change can alter aisle clearance, usable run length, corner ownership, appliance separation or landing space, so the recommendation is recalculated instead of merely stretched.