Furniture templates for your cut-to-size webshop
The CutOptim Configurator can start from a piece of furniture instead of an empty cut list. Your customer picks a cabinet, a shelf or a wardrobe and sets its size, and the parts, the cutting plan and the price follow. You decide which templates your shop offers and how far each size may go.
Quick answer
Furniture templates let a customer who has no cut list still order from you. They choose a piece, type its width, height and depth, and the configurator turns it into parts cut from your boards, priced by your rules. It is the same furniture geometry as the free CutOptim calculators, under your brand.
Five pieces to start from
The templates cover the pieces that cut-to-size customers ask for most. Each one builds a list of parts with sizes and quantities, which the cutting plan then uses.
- — TV stand
- — Bookshelf
- — Wardrobe
- — Kitchen base cabinet
- — Box
From a sentence to an order
A customer rarely arrives with a cut list. They arrive with an alcove and a television.
Choose and size
The customer picks a template and sets its width, height and depth within the ranges you allow.
See what it means
A sketch of the piece is drawn from the same values, and the parts it needs appear as a cut list the customer can still edit.
Plan, price, order
The parts go to the cutting plan on your board, the price comes from your rules, and the order is signed like any other.
You decide what is offered
Templates are part of your configuration, not fixed code. Switch templates on or off, and narrow a size range to what your boards and your workshop can handle. A range can be made tighter, never wider than the template can build.
- — Show your own photos for each template and board.
- — The hardware a piece needs is worked out and listed, without assuming anything about your catalogue.
- — Open the configurator on the template step when your product page sells furniture, or keep it on the board step.
The same geometry as the free calculators
The templates use the furniture geometry of the CutOptim calculators, so a cabinet gives the same parts in the calculator your customers may already use and in your shop. The configurator adds your boards, your prices and the order.
What a template is not
A template is a starting point, not a design tool: it produces rectangular parts for a panel saw, and every part stays editable afterwards. A customer cannot ask for a piece the template cannot build.
CutOptim collects no payment and hosts no shop. Your sandbox shop is where you switch templates on and set the size ranges, before anything goes live.
Frequently asked questions
Which furniture templates are available?
Can I limit the sizes a customer can choose?
Are templates priced differently from a normal cut list?
Can the customer change the parts afterwards?
Do the templates match the free calculators?
Related calculators, guides and trades
- TV Stand Cut List Calculator — Outer Sizes to Parts →
- Bookshelf Cut List Calculator — Sizes and Shelf Span →
- Wardrobe Cut List Calculator — Sizes and Hanging Height →
- Base Cabinet Cut List Calculator — Kitchen Carcass Sizes →
- Carcass Construction: Which Panel Runs Through? →
- Furniture Making →
More about the configurator
The cut-to-size product configurator for your webshop — live cutting plan, live price, orders into your shop.
Enter parts in a demo shop and watch the cutting plan and price update as you type.
One line of code; on the page, as a pop-up, a side panel or its own page — in your brand.
Per sheet, per m², per metre of cut, edge banding, machining, VAT and minimums — your prices, live.
Verify the signed quote and the signed webhook on your own server, with Node and PHP examples.
Board merchants, panel cutters and sheet-material shops: customers order online, with a live plan and your prices.
A cut to size button on your WooCommerce products; only a verified quote becomes a cart line.
Only need the cutting engine? See the Engine API
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