From cabinet concept to
shop-ready output, inside SketchUp.
ShopReady Cabinets is a parametric cabinetry and built-ins extension built for real production work. Configure cabinet systems, apply your shop standards, edit intelligently, generate trim and layout context, and move toward output without leaving the workflow.
Our Philosophy
A full workflow, not just more modeling.
Most cabinet tools stop at modeling. ShopReady Cabinets is built around the full workflow: place cabinets quickly, edit them safely, standardize how your shop builds, and prepare the model for the next production step. The goal is not more clicks. The goal is a cleaner system that produces more dependable work.
Shop-Ready Workflow
Move through a practical sequence of insert, edit, materials, trim, layout, and output so the model reflects how the project actually gets built and reviewed.
Configurable Systems
Tune cabinet construction, face-frame behavior, drawer systems, profiles, trim conditions, and material rules to match the way your shop works instead of forcing a one-size-fits-all template.
Standardized Logic
Save standards, presets, and profile libraries so new cabinets start from repeatable rules. Reduce guesswork, preserve consistency, and make it easier to hand work from one person to another.
Professional Support
Built-in help, guided workflows, generated documentation assets, and support-ready terminology make it easier to train users, answer questions, and keep the workflow understandable over time.
ShopReady Cabinets for SketchUp
Design cabinet runs and built-ins with configurable structure, front layouts, doors, drawers, shelves, backs, tops, toe kicks, materials, trim, and output tools in one connected extension.
- Parametric cabinet and bookcase generation
- Single-cabinet editing and smart multi-edit
- Logical material and appearance control
- Crown, base trim, countertops, and run-level surfaces
- Layout references for walls, openings, and outlets
- Validation, cut-list data, and output workflows
A workflow that stays useful after the first model is done
Place cabinets from presets instead of rebuilding common setups from scratch.
Edit one cabinet in detail or batch-edit compatible selections safely.
Keep manufacturing identity separate from presentation materials.
Build run-level trim and surfaces from cabinet context.
Add room references that support placement and cabinet-back outlet cutouts.
Prepare for validation, cut-list generation, and documentation-oriented output.