Draw the bathroom to scale, put a niche where the client wants it, and never argue about it again.
Sketch the room to scale, drop in the bath, shower, vanity, toilet and heated towel rail, mark the doors and windows, then place a wall niche exactly where it needs to sit — with its own dimensions. It lives on the deal, so everyone quoting or building the job is working off the same layout.
A proper to-scale layout, not a napkin sketch.
Set the room's dimensions and everything you draw sits on a real scale, not a guess. Drop in fixtures from a palette — bath, shower, vanity, toilet, heated towel rail, floor waste — position doors and windows on the walls, and place a niche with its own width, height and depth so it's unambiguous on site. It's all on the deal's Plans tab, so the layout you draw while quoting is exactly what the crew builds to.
- Fixtures that snap into place. Bath, shower, vanity, toilet, heated towel rail and floor waste — placed and resized against a real-world scale, not eyeballed.
- Niches with real dimensions. The detail that usually lives in someone's head or a margin note: place a wall niche and give it a width, height and depth right on the plan.
- One layout, everyone working from it. The plan lives on the deal — no more re-explaining the layout on-site or re-drawing it from memory partway through the job.
Included in the Company plan
Stop re-explaining the layout on site.
The 2D room planner comes with the Company plan — see what else it includes.
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