Your first project, step by step

Check width, length and ceiling height. Add wall notes and site photos, then use Set current as baseline when you are happy with the measurements.

Choose the room shape, materials, fronts, finishes and sizes. If Bedroom 3 needs a different finish, choose Room overrides; the other rooms keep the project defaults. Press Continue to design.

Use Plan to see the room from above. Choose a wall, add a cabinet from Cabinets, then select it and enter exact millimetres. Switch to Elevation to see the front of that wall. Save and wait for Saved.

Open Project controls, choose Bulk Drop, select the wall and left-hand or right-hand start. Enter the distance to the first unit, then add units with widths, heights, depths and gaps. Enable Upper / stacked run to set a separate mounting height. Check the preview and resolve any conflicts before Place run. Wait for the saved confirmation; Undo removes the complete run.

Set its size and construction, choose its openings and shelves, then choose doors, finishing panels and materials. Look at Manufacturing last to see the parts it will make.

Press Run audit after everything is saved. Open each finding, correct the design, and run it again. A green result is helpful, but a person must still check site sizes and every drawing.

Use Front or Corner for a quick camera angle. Drag to turn the room; scroll to zoom. Try Fit 3D if the model disappears. Open 3D options for door display, ceiling, lighting, sections and visibility. Narrow split panes put Front, Corner and Fit in the Camera view menu.

Choose Accurate model renders to capture the real saved shapes, then select a room and camera view. For optional Studio AI concepts, review the processing notice and select its checkbox, then generate from a saved native view or drawings. Check every result against the native model.

Look through the room drawings and cabinet views. Pick the quote scope, check the price and wording, then save a revision before printing or sending it. Keep private costs out of customer pages unless you choose otherwise.

Choose Room or Whole project in Scope. Read the panels, fronts, hardware, worktops and totals. If the page says output is blocked, go back and fix the design before printing.

Check the saw cut width and edge trim. Keep grain locked for visible fronts. Look at the sheets and warnings; then download the cut list or export when it is ready.

Read the readiness panel first. Open Preview shop pack to inspect drawer schedules, part labels, cabinet working sheets, worktop drawings or island drawings; choose Complete shop pack to combine them. Preview does not grant release approval. When the job is approved and ready, print the selected section or export CNC parts. Check sizes against the drawings before any machine cuts material.

Choose the right room, check each unit’s wall, set-out distance, height and fixings, then use Print / PDF. The fitted and checked boxes are for site sign-off.

Add a task, choose its stage, person and due date. Change its status as work moves along. The project schedule shows the overall dates and progress.

Start on Overview, then open the tab you need. Check the numbers before raising any order or invoice. Some tabs depend on your plan.

Open Libraries to find or edit cabinet masters, materials and fittings. Open Organisation to add Your company name, your own logo and document wording so new paperwork belongs to your company.