Find the pieces that fit.
Begin with the space you have. Compare recorded dimensions, explore matching pieces and save a preferred finish to your collection.
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Opening your planning workspace…
How to use this planner.
- Measure the maximum space available. Include any additional clearances your design needs before entering the limits.
- Enter centimetres or inches and choose a category. You may leave an axis blank.
- Review documented matches and pieces needing confirmation separately. Confirm access routes and final dimensions with your quotation.
Checking a sofa against available space
If a room allows 250 cm in width, 100 cm in depth and 90 cm in height, enter those as the maximum dimensions. The finder checks only explicitly recorded axes. A piece with an unlabelled drawing stays in “needs confirmation”; the tool never guesses its footprint.
Furniture for hospitality, developments and private residences
A few useful answers.
Why do some pieces need size confirmation?
Some catalogue records contain several sizes or measurements without a clear width, depth and height convention. Those records cannot be treated as a confirmed size match.
Does a match guarantee the furniture will fit?
No. It compares the recorded measurements with the limits you provide. Doors, lifts, stairs, assembly, movement space and final made-to-order specifications still need review.
Can a piece be made to another size?
Use the enquiry to describe the dimensions you need. The atelier will confirm whether the design can be adapted and prepare a specification for approval.