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CabinetLogic
is coming.

Design cabinets in SketchUp. Get the parts list with material costs. Send the job straight to quoting. Built by a working cabinet maker in Norwich.

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Damien

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The CabinetLogic Build screen: a fitted wall of cabinets shown in a live 3D preview of the room
Actual CabinetLogic interface · 3D room view

Why it exists

Stop re-drawing rooms, rebuilding standard details and re-keying parts into your costing sheet.

Measure once. CabinetLogic carries the room, the design and the parts list forward, while you stay in control of the design.

One workflow

Three stages,
one flow.

CabinetLogic is three connected apps. Measure on site, design in SketchUp, then cost, order and track the job, without re-typing anything between them. Use them together or on their own.

  1. Stage 1

    Survey

    Capture the room on an iPad. Draw the walls with the Pencil, add photos and measurements for each one.

    The CabinetLogic Survey app on an iPad: a project list on the left and a room being drawn with the Pencil on a grid, with ceiling height and corner settings
    Actual CabinetLogic interface · Survey on iPad

  2. Stage 2

    Design and parts

    SketchUp builds the room from the survey. Drag units onto your wall and see every size as you go, in 2D or 3D. Fillers, plinths, worktops and end panels are worked out for you. The parts list follows, with boards, edge banding and hardware priced from your suppliers.

    The CabinetLogic Build screen in 2D: a front view of a desk wall with base units, wall units and a door, drawn to scale, with the unit library beside it
    Actual CabinetLogic interface · Build the wall
    The CabinetLogic bill of materials: sheet materials, edge banding and hardware with part numbers, quantities and costs, and buttons to send the job to Operations or export to a sheet
    Actual CabinetLogic interface · Bill of materials

  3. Stage 3

    Operations

    Send the job over from SketchUp, or export it to your own sheet. Operations handles costing, purchasing and job tracking: what's accepted, what's still to buy, and what's on order.

    The CabinetLogic Operations dashboard: materials total, still to buy, open purchases and active projects, with a list of jobs and what is still to buy for each
    Actual CabinetLogic interface · Operations · example data
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Thanks for your interest. I'll be in touch when there's something worth showing you.
Damien