The re-entry trap on wardrobes
A sliding or hinged wardrobe often changes late: bay count, loft, shutter style, or overall width. If the cutlist is a separate Excel file, every change becomes a second data entry — and a third when nesting starts.
Steps that keep sizes on one module
- Create a client and project in your FMOS workspace.
- Add a wardrobe from the template gallery (or a structured custom unit).
- Set overall size, internals, materials, and finishes in millimetres.
- Validate against workspace manufacturing rules; clear blockers.
- Generate panels and the cutlist from that furniture — print or download CSV.
Sample cutlist (anonymized)
Download a public sample wardrobe cutlist CSV with millimetre panel sizes. It is illustrative only — not a live customer job.
Download sample-wardrobe-cutlist.csv
| Part | Qty | L × W × T (mm) | Grain |
|---|---|---|---|
| Left / right side | 2 | 2100 × 600 × 18 | length |
| Top / bottom | 2 | 1800 × 600 × 18 | length |
| Fixed shelf | 3 | 1764 × 560 × 18 | length |
| Hinged shutter | 2 | 2090 × 448 × 18 | length |
In the product, the live cutlist comes from the manufacturing package for your configured wardrobe. Hardware lines and edge banding metres follow that same package — you do not invent a second sheet for panels.
Frequently asked questions
Can FMOS create a wardrobe cutlist for interior designers?
Yes. Configure a wardrobe template or structured unit, validate it, generate the manufacturing package, then review, print, or download the cutlist as CSV.
Do I still need Excel?
You do not need to re-enter sizes. You can still download CSV if the shop prefers a spreadsheet print habit.
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