What it does in practice
Walls and openings are placed on the plan.
Side elevation shows total height and component zones.
Kitchen elements carry real widths/heights in the model rather than being decorative blocks.
What the image proves
This supports a technical workflow: measurements first, layout second, 3D third.
How it helps before building or quoting
DesignPro cabinet blocks and elevations are driven by numeric project dimensions and room geometry. Screen scale turns real values into a visual representation.
This supports a technical workflow: measurements first, layout second, 3D third.
Boundary and technical verification
Screen scale is not a physical ruler on the monitor. The source of truth is the numeric project data plus final site verification.
Frequently asked questions
Are these real DesignPro features?
Yes. This page describes functions present in the current interface or, only where explicitly stated, an upcoming feature.
Is final technical verification still required?
Yes. DesignPro supports planning and organisation, but final dimensions and production decisions must be verified on site.
Related features
Project Workspace: keep projects, clients and versions organisedRoom Cut List: understand the space before the kitchen is builtDoors, windows and balcony doors inside the real kitchen planWork Package: turn the design into an organised project folderDesignPro Manual: guidance inside the planning toolKnowledge Library: technical kitchen answers inside DesignProWall cabinets from 60–120 cm: build vertical compositionsChange cabinet fronts, worktop and backsplash on the same kitchenPhotorealistic DesignPro: the next step from 3D to before/after