For interior designers, modular factories and enterprises
Upload a cutting list.
Get the cutting plan — and the savings.
Cupboard CAD reads the process sheet you already have, rebuilds every cupboard virtually, nests the panels onto 8 × 4 boards and hands your factory a plain-English plan: what to order, how to cut, where to drill — and exactly how much you saved against what you would have ordered.
Upload
A PDF or CSV process sheet — heights, widths, quantities and colour codes, in the format factories already use. Or paste the rows.
Plan virtually
Every unit is rebuilt in 3D from its own panels, in its own laminate. Check fronts, colours and lofts before a board is cut.
Optimise
Guillotine nesting on 2440 × 1220 boards, grain-locked, saw kerf included. System 32 boring on every panel, exported to a CNC-ready DXF.
Read the savings
Boards ordered versus boards needed, offcut recovered, edge banding and cutting — then a numbered plan the floor can follow.
Designers
Quote a wardrobe in minutes on real board counts instead of a 30% allowance. Send your fabricator a DXF, not a sketch.
Factories
A cutting map per sheet, a boring schedule per panel, edge-banding lengths per row. No draftsman between the order and the saw.
Enterprises
One costing rule for every dealer and every job. Every process sheet gets the same nesting, the same drilling, the same savings report.
Drop a PDF or CSV here, or
Or paste rows — one panel per line: height width qty remarks colour
Process Sheet
| Dealer Name: | |
| Place : | |
| Dealer Order No: | |
| Customer Name : |
| Proc By: | |
| Order No: | |
| Date : |
Jobwork — Cutting and 2mm E/B
E/B code — 4S: all four edges · 2L: both long edges · 1L: one long edge · 1L1S: one long + one short · — : none. E/B Ft is banded running feet for that row.