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Dynamic Skirting
Perfect mitred skirting and cornice, one click per room.
- 24 profiles
- SketchUp 2024-2026
- TR / EN / ES
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Wardrobe Studio
No more modelling panels one by one
Dimensions, model, quote, CNC in one SketchUp window. Change a number and every part rebuilds from formulas, then lands in your model as real solids.
- 131 solids from 20 components
- 12 finishes, 7 door styles
- 164 tests, SketchUp 2017+
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SketchUp 2017 or newer · SketchUp 2024 · SketchUp 2025 · SketchUp 2026 · Windows · macOS · v1.19.0
The same job, twice.
Drag me
With the plugin
2 min
Type the opening, press Add to Model
By hand
2 h…
Modelling every panel by hand, then typing the cutting list
Drag me
- 01
Draw It Once.
One click drops the whole wardrobe into SketchUp as real solids — grouped, tagged, every part named with its own cut size.
- 02
One Number, Everything Rebuilds.
Change a dimension and every part is rebuilt from formulas — nothing is scaled. Update Selected refits it in place, camera untouched.
- 03
Quote Writes Itself.
The same build result produces the quote, the nesting layout, the cutting list, the drilling schedule and the DXF. Nothing gets re-measured.
How much time could this save you?
wardrobe modelling and quoting per project
Estimate based on a typical workflow. Your mileage will vary - usually upward.
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You just found 230 hours of your life.
The technical bit
For the people who read the manual first.
- Works with
- SketchUp 2017 or newer · SketchUp 2024 · SketchUp 2025 · SketchUp 2026 · Windows · macOS
- Version
- v1.19.0
- Interface languages
- tr · en
- Nothing is scaled. Change a width, height, depth or section and every carcass panel, shelf, drawer box, door, back, plinth and crown is rebuilt from formulas, so thicknesses and joints never distort. One engine (build.ts) computes the parts and Ruby only draws them, so the browser app and the SketchUp extension produce the same wardrobe.
- Push to model writes real solid geometry, grouped as Carcass, Shelves, Doors, Drawers, Back, Plinth-Crown-Filler and Hardware. Each part sits in its own subgroup named with its cut size (600x18x560) and each category lands on its own SketchUp tag.
- Identical parts arrive as component instances and materials are shared by name: a 4 m, six-section wardrobe with shoe rack and LED comes in as 131 solids built from only 20 component definitions.
- Update Selected regenerates the inside of a wardrobe already placed in the model, preserving its position, rotation and scale and leaving the camera where it is. Auto-update is available and off by default.
- Six section types (hanging, full-height hanging, shelved, mixed, drawer, shoe rack) with the section count adapting automatically as width changes. Doors combine 5 opening types (left, right, up, sliding, none, double doors automatic) with 7 independent surface styles.
- Plinth or 4-leg base across 8 foot models, crown with separate left/right/front overhang, 5 handle models, fillers, LED and 4 accessories (trouser rack, tie rack, basket, shoe rack), over 12 production finishes, 17 bundled textures and your own uploads with UV rotation and scale.
- Quote engine covers sheet, edge banding, hardware, labour, margin and VAT against a per-user price book and your company details. The quote opens as HTML in the system browser, to print or save as PDF.
- CNC output comes from the same build result: guillotine cut-optimisation with grain direction preserved, sheet layout visuals, a CSV cutting list, a CSV drilling schedule (hinge, hinge plate, shelf pin, dowel) and an R12 DXF (ENTITIES only - LINE, TEXT, circles for holes).
- Turkish and English run all the way down to the Ruby side: window title, message boxes, status bar, undo step names, diagnostics, quote line items and CSV/DXF headers. The choice persists via Sketchup.write_default. 164 tests (86 TypeScript, 78 Ruby) plus a source scan that keeps the code inside Ruby 2.2 - which is what backs the 2017+ claim.
- Diagnostics report in the Plugins menu shows the local server port, file count, requests served, bundle version, the last JS error and a window-to-ready timing breakdown that separates plugin time from SketchUp's own CEF startup (example: 1840 ms total, 412 ms to the plugin's first frame).
Still being built
Shipped, and what is next.
Shipped
- Push to model as tagged, grouped solids - identical parts as component instances, each part named with its cut size
- Update Selected: rebuilds a placed wardrobe in place, keeping position, rotation and scale, camera untouched
- Quote engine with per-user price book, company details, labour, margin and VAT
- Guillotine nesting with grain direction, CSV cutting list, drilling schedule and R12 DXF from a single build
- v1.19.0: Turkish and English across the Ruby side too - message boxes, undo step names, quote lines, CSV/DXF headers
Next
- Signed .rbz so it installs under Extension Manager's "Identified Extensions Only" policy
- PDF quote written by the plugin instead of printing from the browser
- DXF with per-category layers and arc entities for holes, beyond the current R12 ENTITIES output
Before you ask
SketchUp 2017 and newer, on Windows and macOS; it is checked against 2024, 2025 and 2026. The code deliberately avoids everything removed in Ruby 3.x (WEBrick, URI.escape, unpack1) and anything newer than Ruby 2.2, and a compatibility test scans the source to enforce that - which is what the 2017+ claim rests on. It ships unsigned, so Extension Manager's Loading Policy must be set to something other than "Identified Extensions Only". The only feature tied to a newer engine is the path-traced studio render, which needs WebGL2 in the embedded browser; the wardrobe, the quote and the CNC files do not.
One-time, $35, for version 1.19.0, delivered as an .rbz you install from SketchUp's Extension Manager. There is no account step and nothing to sign in to: the interface is served by a local static server on the fixed 5320-5339 port range, and your price book, company details and language choice stay on your own machine (Sketchup.write_default). Quotes, cutting lists, drilling schedules and DXF files are written straight to disk.
The DXF is R12 with an ENTITIES section only - lines, text and circles for holes - so it drops into a CAM program cleanly but it is not a layered CAD drawing. The quote is HTML opened in your browser to print or save as PDF, not a PDF written by the plugin. The six presentation styles and the studio render never touch the geometry or the numbers, and the studio render needs WebGL2 in SketchUp's embedded browser. And a few geometry paths (push-pull solids, the follow-me sphere, cone top-ring scaling) are still confirmed by hand on each SketchUp release rather than by test alone.
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