WoodTrac Online Closet Estimator Overview http://www.woodtrac.com/Closet/Estimator.aspx

We suggest creating an account so you can save projects and come back to them later.

After selecting Create a new layout:

Choose Your Room Shape

Enter dimensions of your Drawing Area

Make it slightly larger than your closet.

Option to name the project now.

Then Click Continue.

Draw or Resize your Walls

If you are using a Preset Room Shape your walls will already be drawn on the outer edges of your grid.

If you opted to Draw Your Own room begin drawing your walls by clicking in the grid.

If walls are Preset click, hold and drag a Wall to change their dimensions. Selected walls will turn blue.

To add a Window, Door or Opening Click the object, then click the wall you are putting the item on. Drag you cursor while holding down the click to set the width of the Object.

When done click the Highlighted Object again in the menu to Deselect it and move to the next step.

Designing your walls

Click the wall you would like to design and then click “Design Closet Wall”

This takes you to the Elevation view (right) where you can drag in Closet Cabinets and Shelving.

Hide the “Lets get started” menu by clicking anywhere in the menu.

Starting with the Drop Down Menu in the upper right (image below) work your way down selecting your desired options until you see a visual of your items as pictured below.

Product Categories: Double Hang, Drawers/Doors, Shelves, Single Hang.

Click, Hold and Drag over the items to design your closet wall. When dropping next to an existing item you’ll see a green line appear which means the cabinet will snap to the adjacent cabinet when you release.

DRAG OVER

Click Return to Plan View to organize another wall.

You will see your cabinets on the Plan View.

Click the next wall to design.

Repeat the process of dragging items over but pay attention to the red line Don’t alerting you that there is product the put corner on an adjacent wall. product past this The corner product won’t appear in the red line elevation but the red line means it is there. Refrain from placing any cabinets past the red line which is approximately 24” from the corner.

Resizing Cabinet Widths

Several hanging items can be cut down in the field to change their width. These include:

- Double Hang Half Cabinets - Single Hang Quarter Cabinets - Shelf and Rods

Re-sizeable cabinets/shelves will alert you they can be Re-sized when dragged into a plan.

To resize click the Arrows under the unit and select the new size.

When your layout is complete Return to Plan View by clicking the “Return to Plan View” button in the lower right corner.

View Materials List and Create a PDF or Print

You can view your Materials List by clicking the bottom right button

In the Materials List View you can Print, Share, Create a PDF or Save your Design.

Printing or creating a PDF gives you the option to create a file with your Plan view, Elevation View and Materials List. (see below)

Add a 3D rendering (steps to follow) for a complete quote for clients.

Example PDF Creating a Color 3D Rendering

In the Plan View click the 3D rendering button with the yellow cube.

Hide walls, objects or cabinets by clicking them. They will be highlighted in blue.

Once highlighted click Hide button at the bottom.

To unide click Unhide button and all objects/cabinets will reappear.

Once your Closet is in a view you want to save an image from Click the Render button at the bottom right.

After a few seconds your image will be rendered in higher quality.

Click File->Save Image to save the image to your computer.

Best Practice: Drop the image into the same file with the Plan view and Elevation View to get a complete quote for customers.

Design tip

WoodTrac closets are a cabinet based system with 18”, 24” and 30” wide full-length cabinets (interior dimensions), 18”, 24”, 30” and 36” wide hanging half cabinets, and 47.25” and 96” Shelf and Rods.

Generally at least 60% of storage in a closet should be hanging space. For an average homeowner we suggest 70% double hang, 10% single hang and then split the rest on shelving and/or drawer storage.

Center Shelving/Drawer cabinets on walls for easy access. Then fill in remaining space with Double Hang storage and a Single Hang section 12-30” wide.

To deal with corners run cabinets on one wall into the corner or run a shelf and rod into the corner. Then on the perpendicular wall start the next cabinet or hanging space approximately 24” from the wall corner.

Keep resized cabinets to a minimum (1 per wall max) to reduce install times.

For Hanging Storage Double Hang Half cabinets are the easiest installation. Double Hang full cabinets are the best looking option for hanging space. Using a Single Hang Shelf and Rod between cabinets or cabinets and a wall is the least expensive option. Double Hang and Single Hang Half cabinets can be cut to size.

Clients with many dresses or who hang pants full length may need more single hang space versus a typical homeowner who needs 24-30” of Single Long Hang space. Put single hang storage in corners because it is often the least accessed clothing.

Shelf cabinets with their tiltable and adjustable shelves are ideal for shoe storage or flat storage of items like sweaters. Add a pack of extra shelves to a Shelf Cabinet for clients with large shoe collections.

Door/Drawer cabinets offer some shelf storage and some drawer storage for storage of loose items like socks, and undergarments. Use upper doors to hide items and add a high-end look.

Add more drawers for clients who don’t have drawer storage (chests, dressers) in their bedroom.

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