Draw it in SketchUp. Cut it with CabinetOS.

Every CabinetOS unit, board by board

Pick a unit, type the sizes and it's drawn in your model: every board its own component, at its true cut size. Drawn here at one scale.

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  Wardrobe

  Doors, shelves, single or double rail, drawers inside or below, a divider.

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  Combined unit

  A wardrobe with a top box over it, one or two rows of doors.

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  Wall unit

  Hung at its height from the floor, doors and shelves.

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  Chest of drawers

  Drawers each their own height, a worktop with its overhangs.

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  TV unit

  Open or with doors, a worktop, sized to the TV.

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  Alcove unit

  A cupboard and shelves beside a chimney breast, floor to ceiling.

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  Night stand

  Drawers under a worktop, open shelves or a door below.

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  Angled unit

  Under a sloped ceiling, with or without a flat top, doors cut to the slope.

And single parts: plinths, top infills, side panels, doors, shaker doors, slatted panels and base frames.

Send it to CabinetOS

When the design is right, the units go to your CabinetOS account as a new project. Your SketchUp model doesn't change.

1. 1

   Select the units

   Select them, or nothing for every unit in the model, and press Send to CabinetOS.

2. 2

   Check what goes

   The window lists them left to right, says what CabinetOS does differently and checks your plan's limits.

3. 3

   Open it in CabinetOS

   The project opens with its cut list, board layout, price and documents, ready for the cutting company.

Installed in a minute

1. 1

   Get the file

   Start a free trial, or log in, and download the extension from your account.

2. 2

   Install it in SketchUp

   Extensions › Extension Manager › Install Extension, then pick the file. The CabinetOS toolbar appears.

3. 3

   Sign in

   Press Sign in in the panel and approve the code on the CabinetOS page that opens. No password goes through SketchUp.