3D design. Detailed orders.
Design the room in 3D, then turn it into a clear, detailed order. Bring cabinet dimensions, materials and pricing together.
Explore the tools with your own shop. No payment collected at signup.
3D job view
Place cabinets and work through the room in 2D.
Review cabinets, materials and the full room in 3D.
Turn the design into a bid and review the cabinet details.
Captured in CabinetStack. A sample kitchen, shown in the actual 3D workspace.
The order sheet
Bring the cabinet specification and the selling price together. Review the details in the order workspace, then prepare an organized sheet for the job.
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Keep quantities, dimensions, materials and selected build options together, grouped by room and product.
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Review unit prices, line totals and the overall order total, with tax and shipping shown where applicable.
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Print the priced order sheet and a separate packing list with dimensions, build specifications and checkboxes for made and loaded items.
Explore the actual document from this sample kitchen.
Order sheet preview. Open the full-size image or PDF to review every line and the totals.
Sample cabinet and millwork order. Owner-supplied appliances shown in the 3D view are excluded from this order.
Keep the job moving
Plan the layout, review the whole job in 3D and prepare the cabinet order with dimensions, options and selling prices.
Keep materials and hardware costs together. Review the bill of materials and prepare parts for production.
Put the job in front of the crew. See active work, capture blockers and connect recorded labor to job costs.
Know what goes into the cabinet
Sheet goods, edgebanding, hardware and drawer slides belong together. Keep unit purchase costs current and put them to work in manufacturing estimates.
Made for the people doing the work
A station screen gives the crew large, straightforward controls. Managers can follow progress and review recorded labor without putting administrative screens on the floor.
Launch pricing
A plan for the way you work, priced per shop. Start with an evaluation workspace and confirm paid activation separately.
For cabinet businesses turning designs into customer orders.
Monthly option · USD
For shops preparing parts and managing manufacturing costs.
Monthly option · USD
For shops connecting employee work to job labor cost.
Monthly option · USD
Launch prices are per shop, with no employee or station-tablet seat fee. Creating a workspace records your plan preference and begins evaluation access; it does not start paid billing. Read the pricing policy.
Before you get started
You create an evaluation workspace for your company. No payment is collected and no paid subscription starts. Your chosen plan records your preference; evaluation access may include tools from other plans. Paid access and billing terms are confirmed before activation.
Yes. The component cost catalog includes a CSV template, import preview and validation. You can review changes before applying them, edit costs individually and export a CSV or PDF catalog.
Production stations are paired to your shop and an operation. Employees use their badge and PIN to clock in and work on jobs through the station screen, without access to purchasing costs or wages.
CabinetStack includes panel optimization and supported machine export formats. Use your evaluation workspace to check your materials, machine configuration and sample output with your shop before relying on a production workflow.
Start with a workspace, bring in your costs and explore a project from design through production.