3D Space Planning

Overview

Start from a 2D floor plan or room template, then lift to 3D with zones, clearances, and collision detection. Configure products exactly where they'll live — ideal for kitchens, stores, workshops, and kiosks.

3D space planning helps customers arrange products in a layout context—rooms, floors, or project spaces—with rules that keep arrangements practical. Completed plans can feed quoting and installation handoff, which makes this valuable for kitchens, offices, fixtures, and other layout-driven sales.

Key Benefits

Layout, validate, and configure in one flow.

• 2D-to-3D plan conversion
• Collision and clearance checks
• Room constraints and reach envelopes

How It Works

1. 1

   Define the space context

   Start from room, floor, or layout constraints relevant to your product family.

2. 2

   Place products in layout

   Position configurable items in a spatial planner so buyers see relationships and clearances.

3. 3

   Validate the arrangement

   Rules keep layouts practical—spacing, modules, and product limits stay enforceable.

4. 4

   Export a plan-ready configuration

   Share a layout summary with pricing for sales, design, or installation teams.

Use Cases

• Kitchen, bath, and cabinetry planning experiences.
• Office furniture and workstation layouts.
• Retail fixture planning for store rollouts.
• Outdoor or modular structures sold with spatial constraints.

Who It’s For

Ideal for interiors, retail fixtures, and industrial layouts.

• Import floor plans (image/CAD where enabled)
• Precision measurement tools
• Branded PDF layout exports

Frequently Asked Questions

Is space planning only for interiors?

Interiors are common, but any product sold with layout or clearance constraints can benefit.

Can planners include multiple products?

Yes. Modular and multi-item layouts can be composed within the rules you define.

Does space planning connect to quoting?

Completed layouts can feed CPQ pricing and quote packages for faster close.