Hi
I have been slowly developing a cupboard and closet app / tool set to be released ASAP.
Initially it started as a freestanding cupboard tool that was meant to aid me in quickly making some cupboards for around the house.
Then the misses wanted to redo our closets. So i started integrating that as well.
Currently it only caters for metric units but imperial will be added. The purpose of the tool is to quickly generate a metrically accurate cupboard / closet with a few clicks.
It spits out a dimension / cutting sheet to excel which you can take down your local hardware / wood store so they can cut your sheets of wood / chipboard. You collect, go home, and assemble.
The cutting sheet also indicates which side edging must go. This will aid the store doing your cuts to edge on the correct sides, minimizing costs and wastage.
Corner Pantry cupboards will be an option also.
Drawers are calculated with the correct spacing for your face plates. I would recommend you check online which rails you will use in your wood working project to ensure you enter the correct dimensions for your rails. This will automatically calculate the correct sizes for the drawer boxes.
Currently i am working on the Closet Designer. The tool / app will have 3 modes. Room Designer, Free Standing, Closet Designer.
The closet designer allows you to quickly divide your measured space into your preferred column sizes. Columns can be split into rows. This identification of rows and columns held the project up for some time. Long story short, as its procedural i don’t want to regenerate everything from scratch, which messes with the array order so a new method had to be implemented to ensure the Rows are consistently identifiable.
Once you are happy with the dimensions of your sections, you can select a section and specify the details of the carcass.
Carcass settings are things like
Do i want Drawers?
Do i want shelves?
Do i want hanging space?
It builds in the correct cross support and does all the magic for you.
I only finished the labeling of the column / row now, which will take me on towards the UI for sizing via drag icons, or a spinbox to fine tune your colum and rows.