A scale-aware workspace for early planning. Choose a scale, draw rooms and walls, and use the resulting plan as a discussion document before detailed architectural drawings.
A scale-aware workspace for early planning. Choose a scale, draw rooms and walls, and use the resulting plan as a discussion document before detailed architectural drawings.
A plan drawn to scale lets you trust what you see: a room that looks big enough on screen really is. Pick a scale, then draw on a grid where each square equals a real distance.
The tool offers three grid scales: 1 square = 0.5 m, 1 square = 1 m and 1 square = 1 ft. Use the finer 0.5 m scale for a single room or flat where every few centimetres matter. Use 1 m or 1 ft when you are laying out a whole house on a larger plot, so the entire plan fits on the screen.
Measure the plot or room with a tape first and write the numbers down. Then count squares as you draw, instead of eyeballing.
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It means every distance on the drawing is a fixed fraction of the real distance, so measurements read from the plan match the real building.
Use 1 m or 1 ft per square for a whole house, and 0.5 m per square for a single room or small flat where finer detail matters.
Yes. The tool has grid scales in both metres and feet, so you can work in whichever unit you measured in.
No. It is a planning tool for testing layouts. Permit and construction drawings must be prepared by qualified professionals.