Flooring layout planner for fitters: measure, plan, quote, cut
Fitters plan floors in their heads and price them from experience. That works until the pattern is angled or the house is five rooms. This planner draws the job from your site measurements, lays every board, counts every cut, and turns the layout into numbers you can put on an estimate.
Free to try. No account needed to start.
How it works
Draw the job from your measurements
Rooms, hallways, doorways and obstacles, in metric or imperial. Connected rooms plan as one floor.
Enter the customer boards and pattern
Exact board dimensions and pack size from the spec, then the pattern and stagger rule. Swap ranges and re-run to compare quotes.
Quote from the plan, then cut from it
Waste, packs and cut counts for the estimate, then a numbered cut list and printable install pack for the job.
See it in action
What you get
A waste figure you can defend
The waste on the quote comes from a placed layout of the customer room. When the customer questions the margin, the layout is the answer.
Cut counts per pattern
Cuts per square metre for the actual room in the actual pattern, so herringbone days get quoted as herringbone days.
A cut list your second pair of hands can follow
Numbered boards, grouped identical cuts, laying order. Nobody re-derives the plan at the saw.
A printable install pack
Layout plus full cut list as a PDF for the van, and a shopping list so the merchant order happens once.
Per-room pricing that fits job work
Unlock a single customer room at a time, or run Pro for a pipeline of jobs. Quoting is free.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I quote from the planner without paying?
- Yes. Drawing the rooms, running the layout and reading the waste, pack count and preview are free without an account, which covers the quoting stage. The full board-by-board cut list and the printable install pack are paid, per room or on Pro, for when the job is won.
- Does it handle multi-room jobs?
- Yes. Draw the whole storey and run it as one floor through the doorways or as separate rooms per the spec. Continuous floors usually need the same packs or fewer, and the planner counts both ways so the spec decision is priced, not guessed.
- Metric or imperial?
- Both. Measure in millimetres, centimetres, metres, feet or inches and read the cut list the same way, down to sixteenths of an inch, so the plan follows whichever tape is in your pocket.
- What patterns can it plan and price?
- Straight lay, running bond at any stagger, random stagger, strip plank, herringbone, chevron, basketweave and windmill, each with joint rules enforced and cut counts reported, which is where the pricing difference between patterns actually lives.