Desks
Custom hardwood desks
The customer sizes the top to the inch, picks the wood, the edge and the finish, chooses a frame that reaches their height, fits the cable grommets and the drawer, and sees the desk in 3D with the estimate beside it. You get the finished configuration.
Demo version: submitting shows the completion screen, nothing is saved. Prices are ballpark.
How it works
For makers of custom hardwood desks. The 3D model stands beside the steps for the whole process: the top grows to the inch from 48 to 84 by 24 to 36 inches and takes one of six shapes and edges (square corners, rounded corners, a shadow-line edge, a live edge at the back or on both sides, an ergonomic cutout), in white oak, black walnut, hard maple or cherry from real scans of the wood, stave by stave, in a select or a rustic grade with knots, and in four finishes. The frame is an electric sit-stand one in two or three stages, or fixed legs; the customer's own height tells which frame reaches both the sitting and the standing height, and a warning appears when the one picked does not. A button raises the top to the standing height and the keypad on the model shows it in inches; another fades the top to show the trays, the cables and the computer under it, a third runs out the drawers. Cable grommets, a power module with two 120 V outlets and USB, a wireless charger, cable trays, a monitor arm, a computer holder, drawers, a headphone hook and casters stand where they are fitted. The price is the square feet of the top times a rate for the wood, plus the shape, the finish, the frame and the extras; delivery is set up in the house, by the mile beyond a free radius, or shipped crated. The estimate is before sales tax, every amount is a parameter, and one toggle hides the prices.
What this example shows
- Model in 3D beside the steps: the top to the inch, six shapes and edges, live edge included
- White oak, walnut, maple and cherry from real scans, select or rustic grade, four finishes
- The customer's height picks a sit-stand frame that reaches both heights, with a warning when it does not
- A button raises the top with the motors and the keypad shows the height in inches
- Grommets, power module, charger, cable trays, monitor arm, computer holder and drawers on the model
- See under the top: the trays, the cables and what hangs below
- Delivered and set up by the mile, or shipped crated; a PDF on Letter paper and an estimate before sales tax
For custom hardwood desk makers
A custom desk configurator for your website combines hardwood tops, frame choices, and workspace accessories in a 3D preview. Customers send a specification with dimensions in inches and an estimate calculated from your own product rates.
Configure the top around the workspace
Customers choose top dimensions, shape, edge, thickness, wood, grade, and finish. White oak, black walnut, hard maple, and cherry appear on the model alongside options such as live edges and an ergonomic cutout.
The preview helps customers compare proportions and finishes before contacting the shop. It represents the configuration; your team confirms the actual boards and appearance of the finished top.
Compare sit-stand frames and equipment
The example offers electric frames and fixed legs. Customer height informs a frame-range check, and the model can show the desk raised or reveal equipment underneath the top.
Grommets, power modules, charging, cable trays, monitor arms, a computer holder, drawers, and other accessories become part of the specification. Your team reviews placement and compatibility before fabrication.
Price the top and accessories separately
The calculation uses the top area and wood rate, with adjustments for thickness, grade, shape, finish, frame, and extras. Panel settings also cover local setup, a free delivery radius, mileage, and crated shipping.
You can update lead times, warranty text, promotions, and estimate validity. The example displays prices before sales tax and supports hiding them from customers.
Check a simple desk and a complete workstation
Compare a fixed-leg desk with a sit-stand model in another wood. Add cable management, drawers, and monitor equipment, then compare local setup with crated shipping. Review the PDF against a real order to check the scope and price breakdown.
Questions from businesses in this trade
Does the example include fixed and electric desks?
Yes. Customers can compare fixed legs with standard and premium electric frames.
Can customers configure cable management?
Yes. Options include grommets, trays, a leg cable cover, and equipment mounted under the top.
How is the hardwood top priced?
The starting calculation uses its square-foot area and the selected wood rate, followed by the applicable adjustments.
Can I set a delivery charge beyond my local area?
Yes. The panel includes a free radius, additional mileage, and a separate crated-shipping price.
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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