Kitchen designing

[rozzikate]

Anyone know of a good, or cheap, 3D kitchen designing program. Am currently using IKEA download which is quite good but doesn't have some unit sizes that are available. Software needs to be able to cope with a diagonal chimney breast in the room. Also I want to put some units under a breakfast bar at a lower height than the rest of the kitchen and I'm not sure quite how to do it - any advice

[Stuart Noble]

Google Sketchup? Free, with plenty of online tutorials.

[dave cowell]

I had problems with Ikea and found ALNO. Its a good quality German kitchen supplier and has a free kitchen planner which you can install in English. Like Ikea, it has restrictions, but by playing around with it have solved a number of unforeseen problems in my kitchen before getting too far into the rebuilding.

dave cowell, germany

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[Andy McKenzie]

Try KitchenDraw

It is quite powerful, but easy to use. Much more flexible than the Ikea software, has all sorts of cabinet sizes and is much better at producing plans and visualisations. It isn't freeware, but you get 30 hours use for free once it's downloaded, and I was able to produce effective designs in a couple of hours, including a learning curve and measuring up.

Andy

[dave cowell]

Sorry, forgot the l>> Anyone know of a good, or cheap, 3D kitchen designing program. Am

[rozzikate]

Thanks for these - I'll give them a try

[Lurch]

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