Kitchen with a peninsula
A gutted 15.8 × 10 ft kitchen laid out for its owner: the range wall, the sink under the window, a 9 ft peninsula with four stools and a second way in.
What's in it
A kitchen layout in feet for a homeowner: full-height walls with a window() cut in (wall=); base_unit() of each kind (drawers, hob_oven, sink, dishwasher, doors) placed one after another with a running x and y, the library's cm sizes turned into feet; wall_units(), fridge(), a hood from boxes; a peninsula of base units without worktops under one worktop box; bar_stool(); dim() for the aisles, a label() with a leader.
Change it
It opens as a new drawing in the editor: orbit round it, cut a section, measure it, move its parts. It's built by a short script — open the Script panel, change a number and run it again, or ask the AI assistant to change it for you.
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