EncajaTaller

Visual planner · runs locally

Draw the space first. Then see what actually fits.

Measure the clear interior, mark doors, columns or furniture in red and add equipment. Automatic placement will avoid every occupied zone.

  1. 1Measure
  2. 2Describe
  3. 3Mark obstacles
  4. 4Add equipment
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Try an example:
01 · Available space

Use 0 if nothing will sit permanently along the back wall.

Products on the floor will never be placed inside this front strip.

220 × 190 cm

Total measured floor4.18 m²

02 · How you will use it
Result updated

03 · Mark what is already occupied

Choose Draw, then drag over the plan. The red area becomes a real obstacle for the calculation. You can correct its exact dimensions below.

Interactive plan to scale

220 cm
190 cm
storage already occupied
free area for equipment
clear aisle · keep empty
    Continue by adding equipment
    Plan levels1floorSsurfaceWwallCceiling

    Drag the coloured blocks to change their position.

    04 · Build your layout

      Add up to eight products. They are arranged by function and avoid every red zone; drag any floor footprint to override the suggestion.

      Why each object is there

        Clearances in this layout

          Starting recommendation

          mobile layout

          4.18 m² total measured floor

          Calculated from 220 × 190 cm.

          Indicative maximum bench
          180 × 70 cm
          Reserved aisle
          75 cm
          Unavailable floor
          0 m²
          Objects in plan
          0
          Occupied usable floor
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          Layout fit: No objects added.

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          This is an initial space check, not a technical drawing or a safety assessment.

          Turn the dimensions into decisions.

          Use the route closest to your real space after the calculation. These guides explain circulation, storage and priorities without assuming that you need to buy immediately.

          Minimum space

          Workshop in one square metre

          Prioritise a folding surface, useful walls and circulation.

          Compact space

          Workshop in two square metres

          Arrange work, extraction and storage without blocking the aisle.

          Layout choice

          Mobile or wall-based workshop

          Compare both strategies before fixing furniture or buying modules.