3D outdoor kitchen configurator for manufacturers and dealers
Configurix connects modular layouts, cabinets, appliances, countertops, finishes and accessories in one guided 3D project—with catalogue rules, live pricing, branded quotes and reusable order data connected to the customer's design.
Connected kitchen workflow
The layout, modules, appliances, price, quote and order data stay connected.
Outdoor kitchen configuration software defined
Outdoor kitchens are assembled from systems that affect one another. Layout shape, available run, cabinet widths, corner conditions, appliance openings, service requirements, countertops, fillers and end panels determine which combinations can be offered.
A manufacturer-focused configurator represents those relationships as one structured project. When a user changes the run, grill, refrigerator or worktop, the 3D design and the configured product data can respond together instead of leaving the salesperson to reconcile drawings, price sheets and order forms.
Configurix can use the same governed catalogue across a manufacturer website, dealer network, showroom and internal sales team. Products, appliance ranges, price lists, languages and permissions can change by market or account while the underlying product rules remain controlled.
Installation approval remains a professional responsibility. Site measurements, surfaces, clearances, ventilation, access, gas, electricity, water and drainage must be reviewed through the process defined by the manufacturer, dealer or installer before an order is released.
The product model is built from the manufacturer's real modules, appliances, geometry, prices and required handoff—not from a library of generic kitchen blocks.
Start with the available space and assemble an approved kitchen arrangement.
Keep every visible unit connected to its catalogue construction.
Guide appliance choice while preserving required technical review.
Connect the configured run to controlled commercial calculations.
Present one product system through public, trade and assisted journeys.
Preserve the accepted kitchen when it moves beyond the sales screen.
One connected process
The buyer, dealer, designer and operations team can continue from the same structured kitchen while each role sees the appropriate detail and commercial data.
Define the project
Capture the available space, preferred arrangement, dimensions, services and the project information needed to begin.
Build the kitchen
Add cabinets, corners, appliances, worktops, panels, finishes and accessories within the catalogue rules.
Build the offer
Apply the correct account price list and turn the saved design into a visual, branded commercial proposal.
Validate and continue
Confirm site and service requirements before passing the accepted modules, appliances and project data forward.
Manufacturers should test whether the software still produces a coherent specification and price when layouts, appliances and modules change—not only whether the picture looks realistic.
| Requirement | Configurix outdoor kitchen implementation | Generic visual kitchen planner |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer module rules | Catalogue dimensions, corners, fillers, ends and adjacency rules can govern the layout. | Often arranges generic cabinets without the complete product system. |
| Appliance compatibility | Appliance openings, compatible base units and supplied placement rules can remain connected. | May place a visual appliance without validating the actual cabinet or specification. |
| Live account pricing | The saved configuration can use dealer-specific products, prices, discounts and margin permissions. | Pricing is commonly absent or rebuilt in a separate spreadsheet or quoting tool. |
| Quote revision | Changing a layout, module or appliance can update the same visual and commercial project. | The revised design often needs to be re-entered into the sales workflow. |
| BOM or order handoff | Accepted module, appliance, worktop and option data can be mapped to downstream systems. | Usually exports an image, room plan or enquiry rather than governed order data. |
Outdoor kitchen configurator FAQ
Layouts, modules, appliances, countertops, pricing, dealer access, quotes, BOM data, integrations and site validation.
These pages cover the commercial, technical and operational decisions behind a manufacturer, dealer or direct-to-customer rollout.
Indoor kitchen systems
Explore measured rooms, cabinet runs, worktops, appliances, showroom pricing and optional order data.
Industry examples
Compare outdoor kitchens with other configurable products through inputs, rules, pricing logic, customer actions and business outputs.
Dealer networks
Plan assigned catalogues, account pricing, permissions, branded quotes and configured order handoff for every dealer.
Website sales
Embed guided configuration, structured lead capture, live prices and saved projects into an existing website.
Vendor evaluation
Turn catalogue, layout, pricing, output, integration and maintenance needs into testable RFP language.
Connected systems
Plan data ownership and acceptance tests for CRM, ERP, PIM, ecommerce, pricing and configured-order workflows.
Brand and market rollout
Define domain, identity, language, dealer branding and catalogue governance for every market.
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