Closets
Custom closets
The customer designs the closet on a 3D model: the place and the size, a slope, sliding or hinged doors, mirrors and colors, and then the inside section by section. You get a design ready for the measure, with a price from your own price list.
Demo version: submitting shows the completion screen, nothing is saved. Prices are ballpark.
How it works
For custom closet companies. The 3D model stands beside the steps for the whole process: the closet against the walls of the room it is made for, with clothes on the rods, sweaters on the shelves and shoes in pairs. Five places: a reach-in from wall to wall, a closet against one wall, a free-standing one, a corner closet of two runs and a walk-in in an I, L or U shape or on two walls facing, with the aisle counted as the customer drags the sliders. A reach-in or a closet against a wall can stand under an attic slope at the side or at a knee wall, and the carcass, shelves, rods and doors are cut to the roof. Bypass sliding doors on two tracks: the number of leaves follows from the width (at most 48 in, with glass or mirror 42 in), three profiles in six colors, one field or bars dividing the leaf, board, silver, gray and bronze mirror, painted, frosted and fluted glass, and a mirror on whole leaves. Hinged fronts in slab, shaker, fluted or glass, with a bar pull, a knob, an edge pull or push to open. The customer picks every section by a tap on the model and lays it out: long hang, double hang, shelves, drawers, shoes, baskets or a pull-down rod; the form keeps to the heights and widths each layout needs, and a shallower closet gets swing-out rods. The partitions stand behind the joints of the leaves, so the drawers never catch on a door. Buttons above the model shut every door, light the LED, empty the closet and show a corner closet or a walk-in from above. Every rate is a parameter: the carcass and the doors per square foot, the drawers and the baskets each, the installation per foot; the customer sees a range before sales tax and a free measure is booked at the end.
What this example shows
- Model in 3D beside the steps: reach-in, against a wall, free-standing, corner and walk-in closets
- An attic slope or a knee wall: the closet is cut to the roof
- Bypass sliding doors with mirrors, glass and bars, or hinged slab and shaker fronts with pulls
- Every section picked by a tap on the model and laid out: hanging, drawers, shoes, baskets, pull-down rod
- Drawers, baskets and rods counted from the model; doors open on the model with a tap
- The company's rules built in: leaf up to 48 in, aisle in a walk-in, header filler, swing-out rods
- A PDF on Letter paper and an estimate range before sales tax; the lead books a free measure
For custom closet companies and built-in furniture shops
A 3D closet designer and quote calculator for your website collects the space, doors, finishes, and storage layout. Customers configure each section, and your team receives a design ready to discuss at the in-home measure.
Turn room dimensions into a closet request
A closet width leaves questions about depth, ceiling height, corners, and access. This example collects those details for reach-in, wall, free-standing, corner, and walk-in configurations.
Customers enter dimensions in inches and can describe an attic slope for supported layouts. The model follows the room and closet, while the form calculates the aisle between walk-in runs.
Let customers organize each section
Customers choose bypass sliding doors, hinged fronts, or an open closet, then select a section on the model. Long hanging, double hanging, shelves, drawers, shoe storage, baskets, and pull-down rods have dimension-based availability.
Door divisions and section placement work together, and shallow interiors use swing-out rods. The PDF preserves the choices for your designer to confirm against actual wall dimensions and installation conditions.
Control product and installation rates
Panel settings cover carcasses and fronts per square foot, door systems and finishes, drawers, baskets, rods, LED, fillers, and slope work. Installation is priced per foot, with separate delivery, carrying, and removal charges.
You can update measure and production times, promotions, range width, and validity. Prices can be hidden while your team still receives the configuration for review.
Review familiar closet projects
Recreate a mirrored reach-in, a sloped closet, and a U-shaped walk-in. Compare equipment quantities and installation charges with your price list. Change section sizes and review the PDF to check the information your designer receives before measuring.
Questions from businesses in this trade
Can customers design a walk-in closet?
Yes. The example includes several walk-in layouts and calculates the aisle between runs.
Can each section have different storage?
Yes. Customers select sections individually and choose layouts that fit their dimensions.
Are mirrored sliding doors available?
Yes. Sliding door options include mirrors, board, and glass, with selectable profiles and divisions.
Is the estimate confirmed before production?
The example collects a design and estimated range for a measure. Your team confirms the dimensions, scope, and final price before production.
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Want a form like this for your business?
I will show you live how it works from the company side: the panel, the leads and the PDF quote. Tell us what you quote and you get a link to pick a time by e-mail.
- Free, no strings attached
- You pick the time in the calendar
- Online meeting in Google Meet
I run the demo myself: you will see how a form like this would work in your business.
Damian Krychowski, founder of Offerandum