3D kitchen configurator for manufacturers, retailers and dealer networks
Configurix connects measured rooms, cabinet systems, worktops, appliances, finishes and commercial rules in one guided 3D kitchen project—with live retail or account pricing, branded quotes and the accepted order data attached to the design.
Connected kitchen project
The room, cabinet run, worktop, appliances, price and order record stay connected.
Kitchen configuration software defined
A kitchen is not one configurable object. It is a room-scale assembly of base, wall, tall, corner and appliance cabinets plus fillers, panels, plinths, worktops, equipment, services and installation conditions. Every component affects what can sit beside it and how the whole project is priced.
Room geometry matters as much as the catalogue. Walls, openings, obstacles, corners, ceiling conditions and service positions shape the available runs. A connected configurator can use those constraints to guide placement and explain conflicts instead of allowing attractive but impossible arrangements.
Configurix can deliver one governed kitchen system across a direct website, ecommerce store, retail showroom, dealer portal and internal sales team. Product ranges, prices, permissions, languages, currencies, branding and actions can change by market or account while the saved kitchen remains one structured project.
Order and manufacturing outputs depend on the source data and accepted scope. A visual design is not proof that cut lists, machining, worktop fabrication or installation details are production-ready. Those fields, formulas, tolerances, versions and destination-system checks must be defined and tested.
The implementation is built from the manufacturer's rooms, cabinet systems, product rules, finishes, prices and required outputs—not from a generic library of decorative 3D objects.
Make the measured space part of the kitchen project from the beginning.
Build complete, valid arrangements from the actual kitchen range.
Keep surfaces and equipment connected to the cabinets beneath them.
Present the complete sellable choice without crossing catalogue rules.
Use the same kitchen project across direct and assisted selling.
Preserve the accepted kitchen after the visual design is complete.
One connected process
The customer, designer, dealer, surveyor and operations team can continue from the same configuration while each role sees the room, commercial and order detail it needs.
Define the room
Record the walls, openings, obstacles, service positions and survey status that affect the kitchen.
Design the kitchen
Arrange cabinets, corners, fillers, worktops, appliances, fronts and fittings inside the accepted rules.
Complete the sale
Apply the correct retail or account price and continue to checkout, consultation or a branded proposal.
Continue the order
Confirm measurements and conditions before passing the accepted project and agreed data downstream.
Manufacturers should test what happens when a wall, cabinet, worktop, appliance or dealer account changes—not only how realistic the final render looks.
| Requirement | Configurix kitchen implementation | Generic room planner |
|---|---|---|
| Room fit and constraints | Walls, openings, obstacles, services and cabinet clearances can remain part of the saved project. | May provide visual room drawing without validating the manufacturer's exact product system. |
| Cabinet construction rules | Cabinet families, dimensions, corners, neighbours, fillers, panels, plinths and fittings can follow catalogue logic. | Often places generic cabinet objects or relies on a designer to correct invalid construction later. |
| Worktop and appliance logic | Worktop geometry, joins, cut-outs, equipment housings, ventilation and dependencies can remain connected. | May show a surface and appliance visually without complete fabrication or compatibility data. |
| Live account pricing | The same kitchen can use showroom or dealer catalogues, prices, discounts, currencies and margin permissions. | Pricing may be absent, indicative or reconstructed after the design is finished. |
| Quote and order continuation | The accepted design and price can continue into branded documents and defined downstream systems. | Usually ends with a room image or file that another team must interpret and recreate. |
Kitchen configurator software FAQ
Room planning, cabinet rules, worktops, appliances, finishes, live prices, quotes, BOM, integrations and rollout.
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Platform architecture
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Retail and dealer networks
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Connected systems
Define ownership and acceptance for ecommerce, PIM, CRM, ERP, CAD, order and manufacturing-review data.
Delivery planning
Follow the work from kitchen catalogue discovery through rule modelling, review, acceptance and ownership.
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