Planoira/2D Planner
PRECISION 2D DRAFTING ENGINE

The living floor plan.
Clearance without guesswork.

Draft furniture footprints with true-to-scale millimeter accuracy. Identify traffic corridors, avoid door swing collisions, and plan with total architectural certainty.

Neufert 36" corridor enforcementPrintable scaled PDF exportZero CAD experience needed
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Test your room layout
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Select furniture footprints, rotate objects, and verify that all walking clearances remain open.

Living room / Interactive 2D Workspace
18′ 0″14′ 0″ · 252 sq ftLinen sofaCoffee tableLounge chair
ERGONOMIC CLEARANCES

The three non-negotiable
circulation corridors.

Mastering room flow comes down to three spatial arteries that must never be compromised.

01

The Entry Artery (36"–42")

From the entrance doorway into the primary living zone, maintain a continuous 36-inch minimum path. Do not place tall credenzas within 3 feet of the door swing.

Primary spine corridor
02

The Conversation Orbit (18")

The optimal distance between the front edge of a sofa and the edge of a coffee table is exactly 18 inches. Closer causes pinched knees; further breaks easy drink reach.

Ergonomic reach distance
03

The Daylight Axis (30"+)

Never butt high-back sofas flush against full-height windows. Keeping a 30-inch perimeter walkway allows sunlight to spill deep across the room and reveals baseboard trim.

Light penetration corridor
DIMENSION STANDARDS

Standard footprint benchmarks
for residential drafting.

Reference these real-world dimensional footprints built directly into Planoira’s furniture library.

3-Seater Sofa

88" × 38"

Requires 18" to coffee table and 36" behind back

King Platform Bed

76" × 80"

Requires 30" minimum perimeter side walk space

6-Person Dining Table

72" × 36"

Requires 36" push-back space from perimeter walls

Executive Work Desk

60" × 30"

Requires 42" chair roll-back clearance space

ARCHITECTURAL PRINCIPLES

Design playbook & core principles.

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PRINCIPLE 01

Measure what matters

Accurate plans begin with foundational perimeter measurements. Record overall wall spans, window sills, door swings, and electrical outlets before testing furniture arrangements.

Foundation Check

Measure wall-to-wall at baseboard and ceiling to spot irregular angles.

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