See what a floor plan can show you in advance

A drawing makes the distribution of end joints and offcuts clear at a glance. The built-in examples help you get to know the app’s output. You can adjust them and save your own variants.

A calculated example

9 × 6 m — Traditional

Net floor area: 53.850 m²
Planks used: 202
Total loss: 4.6%

This result belongs to the dimensions and settings of this example. Different choices produce a different pattern and material use.

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9 × 6 m — Traditional

A rectangular floor. See how offcuts are carried forward to later rows.

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9 × 6 m — Optimized

The same floor and plank dimensions, with extra requirements for end-joint spacing.

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9 × 6 m — Extra offcut reuse

Compare with Optimized. Offcuts from starting planks can become ending pieces, with a 20 mm fitting allowance.

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9 × 6 m — Corner cutouts

A base rectangle with two corner cutouts. Inspect local narrowing and the resulting cutting waste.

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Compare with the same starting dimensions

The first three examples use the same floor and plank dimensions with different laying methods. The fourth shows how corner cutouts affect the plan.

Compare both the pattern and material loss. A calmer distribution of joints can change material use. Extra reuse can give suitable offcuts from starting planks a place in the floor. Your settings determine the result.