CAD Interior

CAD Interior LT- Introduction

CAD Interior LT software enables you to design, arrange, value and visualise office accommodation, living room, bedroom or a simple bathroom. It was created on the basis of CAD Kitchen software and retains all its greatest benefits. The system lets you design any room so that it is both comfortable and functional. You can draw rooms of any shape, place dividing walls and choose doors, windows or wall openings from many types of elements. You can also value all furniture used in the design. One of the system's great advantages is the possibility of drawing shelves arrangements on the walls as well as deciding of their height or width. The software user can also draw different types of pedestals and floors (3D optional elements). The additional elements database provides various sets of elements, so that almost any room can be designed. This is the Universal Base, available in every version of CAD Interior software. If you wish to work on your own furniture database, you can create it on your own and add it to the universal database, as the user's database. There are of course producers?? databases (Forte, Black Red White, WFM, ELFA, Zobal, HLT, Koło, Cersanit and others), available with this software, which consist of producers' furniture.

Walls, windows, wall openings and recesses

The software enables you to draw walls in two ways. The first is using the wall creator, and second is drawing a wall by following the path line. Both methods guarantee you can create any wall layout. The walls can be edited at any time later.

You can draw, edit and place windows and openings in wall bevels (e. g. in the attic).
You can draw and edit parametrically wall openings, recesses, pedestals and wall offsets.
You can place the elements of the room infrastructure (air grates, gas terminals, water terminals etc.)
You can place windows and openings in wall bevels.
All functions of drawing and editing walls, window openings and doorways in CAD Interior 3 software are the same as in CAD Kitchen 5.

Software functions

The system lets you design every room so that it is both comfortable and functional. Therefore, you can draw rooms of any shape, put in dividing walls and choose doors, windows or openings in the walls from many types of elements.
One of the system??s great advantages is that you can draw tiles arrangements on the walls, as well as choose their height and width.
The software user can also draw pedestals or floors of different types, according to their imagination and preferences.

Universal Base 3D models

Universal Base consists of more than 1,600 various elements and 3D models that let you design almost any room. It is an integral part of each CAD Interior software version. If you wish to work on your own furniture database, you can create it yourself by adding your models to the User?s Base, or we can create it for you (this service is paid extra). CAD Interior software enables you to draw any 3D model and add it, together with its description and price, to the User's Base.

The Universal Base elements have been divided into groups:

dining room furniture and accessories (e. g. tables, cupboards, jugs, cups, vases, bowls),
living room furniture and accessories (e .g. fireplaces, chests of drawers, coffee tables, sofas, bookcases),
bedroom furniture and accessories (e. g. beds, tables, lamps),
office furniture (e. g. desks, chairs, bookcases, containers),
bathroom furniture and accessories (e. g. shower cubicles, shower trays, bathtubs, basins, urinals, toilet bowls, hangers, soap dishes, towels),
other elements, e. g. stairs, TV sets, lighting panels, mirrors, fireplaces, curtains, blinds etc.)

All furniture and accessories are easy to place. For those who have been using our CAD Kitchen software for some time it should work smoothly from the very beginning.

Visualisation

Visualisation is the most spectacular part of CAD Interior software. It enables its user to add material and colour to specific elements of the project. The designer can use a standard texture base or, if it has been introduced, a specific producer's material base. The designer's own textures or materials can also be added. Any element, or group of elements can be given a specific shine effect, transparency effect or metal effect. The texture on the surface of any element can be easily rescaled or inverted. It is of great importance for visualisating the final effect. The more attention the designer pays to this stage of design, the more realistic the arrangement which can be created. Lighting is also extremely important. A user can navigate it, change its intensity, colour and place. Every light source can be switched on and off, and the whole project can be viewed from a different camera position.

Price list, valuation and reports

All elements from the additional elements database can be found in the price list. They are divided into groups (for example, office set, dining room set), and groups are divided into types (e. g. chairs, chests of drawers). Each item from price list can be edited and the margin or discount added.
Valuation means you can put together and value all elements used in your project, and their prices. It also includes information about producers whose products are used. The price also takes into consideration any margins or discounts added. General project valuation is given as net price and gross price. Such a price list can be printed as separate reports.

The designer can use the whole editable price list of all elements that appear in the Universal Base, User's Base and Producers' Base.

Visualisation

Tiles arrangement