Every room here left as machine files
A month of ordinary work — kitchens, wardrobes, a shopfit — each one a single Mixloom file that carried the job from the site survey to the saw.
- One file
- Survey, 3D, drawings, costing, and CNC output
- Live
- The client watches the change happen, on any screen
- Buildable
- Every cabinet already fits your boards and hardware
A 3.6 m galley kitchen, surveyed on Monday and cutting on Thursday
The walls came in from a phone photo and a tape measure. The run was drawn against them, the client moved the tall units twice on the call, and the workshop received the panel list the same afternoon — no redrawing, no second model.
- Space
- Condo kitchen, 3.6 × 2.4 m
- Cabinets
- 12 units, 3 tall
- Panels
- 86 parts, 4 board sizes
- Survey to cutting
- 4 days
- Survey
Photo and site dimensions traced into real walls, services and all.
- Design
Parametric runs dropped in; every carcass resizes to its opening.
- Approval
The client sees the 3D and the price move together, on a share link.
- Production
Cut list, edge banding, hardware, and CNC files straight out of the file.
One job, one file, start to finish
Filter by the room you are quoting. Every card lists what came out of the file when the job was signed off.
Galley kitchen with a hidden pantry
A single run of base and wall units, with the tall pantry sized to swallow the fridge surround rather than sit beside it.
Out of the file3D walkthroughElevationsCut listCNCOpen-plan kitchen with a seated island
Clearances checked while the island moved: 1.1 m each side stayed honest through every version the client asked for.
Out of the file3D walkthroughPlanCostingHardware listWalk-in wardrobe around a corner window
Rails, drawers, and shelf pitch adapted as the carcasses shortened around the window reveal — no internal redrawn by hand.
Out of the file3D walkthroughInternals scheduleCut listCNCSliding wardrobe wall, wall to wall
One wall, three sliding leaves, and filler panels that absorbed 40 mm of out-of-square without a site fix.
Out of the file3D walkthroughElevationsCut listCostingDouble vanity over existing plumbing
Carcasses notched around the waste and stop taps that were already in the wall, so nothing had to be chased on site.
Out of the file3D walkthroughPlanCut listHardware listLaundry run with a stacked washer and dryer
The tall stack, the sink, and the drying rail planned as one run, with ventilation clearances held on every version.
Out of the file3D walkthroughElevationsCut listCNCTV wall with concealed cable routing
Open bays for the client, closed bays for everything else, and a service void the installer could actually reach.
Out of the file3D walkthroughElevationsCut listCostingCafé counter and back bar
Counter, back bar, and under-counter equipment laid out around the service path, then costed from the real parts list.
Out of the file3D walkthroughPlanCostingCNCTen-desk studio with a storage spine
Desks, circulation, and a storage spine planned together, so the joinery package left with the layout rather than after it.
Out of the file3D walkthroughPlanCut listHardware listTwo-bedroom apartment, joinery throughout
One file for the whole apartment: the rooms, the joinery in each of them, and a single costing the client signed once.
Out of the file3D walkthroughPlan setCostingCNCOne kitchen standard, eighteen unit layouts
A single parametric standard stretched to each unit type, so every kitchen stayed the same product at a different width.
Out of the file3D walkthroughPlan setCut listCosting
What the client leaves with
The same file answers the question every stage of the job asks — so nothing is redrawn to answer it.
A share link that opens in a browser, on the phone they already have in their hand.
Dimensioned drawings generated from the model, not traced from it afterwards.
Board, edge banding, and hardware chosen from the catalogue the factory buys from.
Every panel, at finished size, with the edging and grain direction it needs.
Machine files the workshop can run, from the same geometry the client approved.
Costed from the actual parts, so the quote moves the moment the design does.
Bring a job you are quoting this week
Send us a photo and the dimensions and we will build it live on the call — the same way these were built.